Will Taiwan See a Post Election Revival of Chinese Identity?
China is likely to continue their policies of aggression toward Taiwan. Most importantly Taiwanese will continue to show the creativity, talent and skills that strengthen its pride.
A History of Taiwanese Identity
Taiwan’s history created conflict between a whole slew of ethnic groups. The idea of a unified Taiwanese identity is a relatively new one.
Lessons from the World to Democratic Taiwan
Democracies only survive because its citizens defends them. It’s important for Taiwan to not have a false sense of security and take its freedoms for granted.
A Watershed Moment for Democracy: Taiwan’s 2018 Elections and Referendum
In the 2018 elections, voters seem to abandon the gains made by Taiwan’s civil society since the Sunflower Movement. Where is the hope?
Taiwanese Voters From Overseas Vote in Midterm Election and Referendums
This election is a chance to decide new political leaders, an indicator of people’s stance on human rights issues and an evaluation of current government’s policies.
“Make Kaohsiung Great Again”: Mayoral Candidate Han Guo-yu
Taiwan’s own Donald Trump media darling, Han Guo-yu, says he will have zero tolerance for political rallies if he’s elected mayor of Kaohsiung.
Hopelessly Naive, Yet Beautifully Hopeful: “Our Youth in Taiwan”
Award winning director Fu Yue reflects on her documentary about youth and social movements in Taiwan. What kind of meaning and thoughts remain?
The Most Advanced Police State in Xinjiang: Interview with Megha Rajagopalan
Do we use technology to support freedom, or tyranny?
Human Rights and Technology: Oslo Freedom Forum in Taiwan
We talk with Alex Gladstein of the Oslo Freedom Forum in Taipei, about technology and human rights, and why the Forum picked Taiwan to host its first ever event in Asia.
Soft Power, Diplomacy, and Finding Romance: Love Boat Taiwan
If you grew up Taiwanese in the US, chances are you have heard of “Love Boat.” A new documentary looks at the legacy of this soft power play for Taiwan.
Taiwan’s LGBT Referendums: Fear, Hurt, and Love
A personal story: we tend to be afraid of ideas we are not accustomed to. It is not about reasoning, but about feelings and emotions.
The Time to Organize Is Now: Campaigning for Marriage Equality Referendums in Taiwan
Talking about equality changes minds. If Taiwan is a nation founded on the values of democracy, freedom and human rights, then it must also include equality