Protect Taiwan’s Foreign Laborers From Sexual Abusers
If Taiwanese employers can continue to hire foreign workers even after one instance of sexual abuse, is this the kind of society Taiwan wants to be?
Public Demonstration in Taipei Calls for the Release of Lee Ming-Che
After Taiwanese human rights advocate Lee Ming-Che appeared in a Chinese court for trial, more than 250 people gathered in Taipei calling for the release of Lee.
Guilty, Instagram, Salaries: Taiwan Uniquely
This week: Lee Ming-che pleads guilty, Taiwan’s beauty on Instagram, and salary raise for civil servants. Plus, a love note to Dihua Street.
Celebrating Taiwanese in Australia: Sydney Taiwan Festival
We spoke with organizers of the Sydney Taiwan Festival Roger Huang, Minna Hsu, and co-founder Frank Wang about what the festival and Taiwanese Australians.
Why Aren’t Western Liberals Outraged Over Lee Ming-che?
Lee Ming-che’s case, which has terrifying implications, is summarily ignored by Western liberals who would otherwise support human rights.
A Casualty in China’s Legal Warfare: Lee Ming-che
The message was clear – if the long arm of Chinese law finds you, you have no legal recourse. Lee Ming-che is the most recent casualty.
Evaluating President Tsai’s Apology to Indigenous People on its First Anniversary
One year after President Tsai’s apology to indigenous peoples shows that Taiwan has improved in only some areas so far.
Reshuffle, Airbnb, Trial: Taiwan Uniquely
This week: cabinet reshuffle, Airbnb registers to pay tax, Lee Ming-tse on trial. Plus, a love note to rainy days in Taiwan.
Redefining Taiwanese Identity Through Diversity: Singapore’s Example
For Taiwan to maintain even just the status quo, it has to consolidate an identity unique in the world. Singapore is a reference point.
Taiwan’s New Premier Isn’t About China, It’s About Reforms
Contrary to what foreign media might want to believe, the new cabinet reshuffle in Taiwan is about reforms at home, not about China.
All About Sports: Taiwan Uniquely
This week on Taiwan Uniquely: leftover food at Summer Universiade for the needy, the ROC flag, and new sports laws. Plus, a love note to CKS Memorial Hall.
Hidden Japanese Cocktails in Taipei
Taiwan is a wonderland of mish-mashed tastes from all over the world, but hidden in the alleys of Taipei are modern day takes on Japanese craft cocktails.