Taiwanese Music on the World Stage: Mia Yen and Taiwanese Waves
In the summer of 2016, some 4,500 people in New York were introduced to Taiwanese music, possible because of Ms. Mia Min Yen, the founder and organizer of Taiwanese Waves.
回顧台灣婚姻平權的漫長之路
即使同性婚姻合法化，運動也不會就此停止。唯有繼續發聲，才能使同志被看見、聽見。他相信，若能有更多理性的討論，將會有效幫助同志面對在台灣的反對聲音。
What is Left of Taiwan After Panama? A Lot
That Taiwan upholds its belief in the values of freedom and democracy is already recognised by the like-minded groups, particularly the non-governmental agencies, in the international community.
Podcast: Being Gay in Taiwan
‘My mom saw the picture I posted on Facebook, kissing and holding hands with my boyfriend. She said it was like I was using a knife to tear her heart open.’
Excluding Migrant Workers Limits Taiwan’s Civic Nationalism
Taiwan’s labour and immigration policies continue to reinforce migrant workers’ exclusion. Their treatment remains a decisive test for civic nationalism in Taiwan.