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Remark on Taiwan Initial CCPR and ESCR Review

Good evening, Mesdames and Messieurs, Taiwan Association for Human Rights have advocated for exiled Chinese dissents, Tibetans, Thai-Burma boarder stateless people to seek asylum and residence in Taiwan.  9 Chinese dissents and hundreds of Tibetans and Thai-Burma boarder stateless people have stayed in Taiwan for more than 8 years, some of them have naturalized, many only have short term or long term visas and are not permitted to work and cannot enjoy any health insurance, social insurance and social security against ESCR article 6 and 9.  When an asylum seeker enters Taiwan illegally, they are likely to stay as an…

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[Chinese Translation] There are Alternatives: A Handbook Preventing Unnecessary Immigration Detention

  Taiwan Associaiton for Human Rights and volunteers collaboratively translated  There are alternatives: A handbook to prevent unnecessary immigration detention published by International Detention Coliaiton (IDC). It's still a draft translation. If there's any mistakes, please feel free to contact Taiwan Association for Human rights. Thanks.  The full text could be downloded by Here        

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2012 East Asia Symposium(2012東亞難民會議與培訓工作坊)

2012 East Asia Symposium 2012東亞難民會議 Legislation and the Developing Asylum Policy in East Asia (29 October 2012, Taipei) 東亞庇護政策的立法與發展(2012年10月29日,台北) Venue:  Soochow University, Downtown Campus, R.5211 地點:東吳大學城區部5211教室(地圖) The Asia Pacific Refugee Rights Network (APRRN), together with key refugee advocates and practitioners from East Asia are coming together to hold this symposium, with the aim of encouraging the development of asylum policy and legislation, and ensuring that it results in meaningful protection for refugees in practice.  Legislation and government policy around asylum has changed and is changing in important ways in East Asia.  Understanding and adapting to these changes is an ongoing challenge…