Eid
Joint Statement on the Adjudication of the Litigation of eID: Milestones Have Been Reached
Joint Statement on the Adjudication of the Litigation of eID: Milestones Have Been Reached The preventive injunction litigation of eID began in 2020. It attempts to alleviate the dilemma of not being able to vote after the announcement of the expiration of the old ID card for those who refused the mandatory issuance of chip/digital ID cards under the “Total Replacement” new eID policy. The Taipei High Administrative Court today dismissed the lawsuit on the grounds that it did not fulfill the legal elements of “Preventive Injunction”. Despite the procedural non-compliance, the court stated in the gist of the reasoning…
Five Questions of Doubt of the Digital ID (eID)
The 2019 coronavirus epidemic has hit the global economy. As of now, the tourism industry, aviation industry, financial industry, and service industry have all been greatly threatened. In this environment, the only industry that remains untouched are the e-commerce and delivery industry, which illustrates the importance of the digital age to humanity. However, were you aware? During the period of the preventative measures of the epidemic, the government also silently advanced other policy agendas in science and technology, such as inserting the “The Regulation of Comprehensive Renewal of National Identity Card”. #1 Question of Doubt: The Regulation was only announced…