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Taiwan Association for Human Rights
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台灣人權促進會

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  • 2018-3-29
  • local campaigns

China: Report for UN review calls for end of persecution of Chinese and foreign human rights defenders

 FIDH – International Federation for Human Rights and its member organization in Taiwan Taiwan Association for Human Rights (TAHR) Joint pr…

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  • 2018-3-29
  • local campaigns

China UPR report: Joint submission by fidh & TAHR

  • Freedom of expressionHuman rights casesHuman rights defenders

CHINA 28th Session of the Working Group on the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) November 2018 Joint submission prepared by FIDH (International Federati…

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  • 2018-2-23
  • local campaigns

Manifesto of the 71st Anniversary Memorial of the 228 Incident

  • Transitional justice

Manifesto of the 71st Anniversary Memorial of the 228 Incident translate by 楊剛  In the evening of 27th February, 1947, one incident occurred in f…

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  • 2018-1-15
  • freedom of assembly, local campaigns

【Rights to Assembly】 letter to Freedom House, Special Rappporteur, and ICCPR& ICESCR review committee

Letter to Freedom House Letter to Special Rappporteur, Letter to ICCPR& ICESCR review committee

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  • 2017-11-29
  • local campaigns

Freedom Of Expression Is Not A Crime! Free Li, Ming-Che Immediately!

  • Freedom of expressionPersonal freedom

—Joint statement from NGOs alliance for rescuing Mr. Li, Ming-Che Today (28th of November) marks the 254th day since the Taiwanese human ri…

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  • 2017-10-30
  • local campaigns

Ma, CCA chief “Killing human rights”

Ma, CCA chief 'Killing human rights' Protesters demand preservation of Chingmei martial law courtroom and prison memorial By Dennis Engbarth T…

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  • 2017-10-30
  • international solidarity, refugee, immigration

Shining a Light into the Shadows: Empowering Tibetans to Defend against Cyber Espionage

  • International solidarity

  By Citizen Lab and Tibet Action Institute  Tenzin, is a designer who is hard at work updating the website of a Tibetan human rights organi…

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  • 2016-6-15
  • international solidarity, refugee, immigration

Shining a Light into the Shadows: Empowering Tibetans to Defend against Cyber Espionage

  • International solidarity

Shining a Light into the Shadows: Empowering Tibetans to Defend against Cyber Espionage By Citizen Lab and Tibet Action Institute  Tenzin, is a d…

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  • 2015-12-30
  • local campaigns, NHRI and UN HR conventions

Indigenous people are not criminals! –Joint petition for the indigenous hunter, Talum

  • Human rights casesIndigenous

Talum (Mr. Kuang-Lu, Wang) is an indigenous hunter in Taiwan. Talum is his traditional name in Bunun tribe. However, he was sentenced guilty because h…

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  • 2015-7-13
  • international solidarity

【聲明】Joint Statement of Taiwanese Human Rights Groups Condemning the PRC government’s Large-scale Suppression of Chinese Human Rights Defenders

  • International solidarity

We, the civil society in Taiwan, strongly urge the Chinese government respect human rights and immediately release the human rights lawyers and human …

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  • 2015-1-12
  • freedom of assembly, local campaigns

Rule change a threat to freedom of journalists

  • foaa

After local governments across the nation spent big money on fireworks displays for New Year’s Eve celebrations to generate a “little happiness” for t…

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  • 2014-12-1
  • freedom of assembly, international solidarity

Joint Statement Condemning the Violent Crackdown on the Peaceful Pro-Democracy Protestors in Hong Kong

Joint Statement Condemning the Violent Crackdown on the Peaceful Pro-Democracy Protestors in Hong Kong translator: David Wu proofread: Shaina Wan…

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台灣人權促進會

Taiwan Association for Human Rights
Since Dec.10 1984

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