transitional justice

A group called 'Shot for Democracy' claimed responsibility for the early-morning act of vandalism.

Indigenous protesters have vowed to continue their occupation after police dismantled their encampment on Jan. 22.

Now is the time for Tsai Ing-wen to leave her mark by driving a renewal of Taiwanese identity.

A professor says Taiwan's universities must switch from a 'with-them' to a 'for-us' educational model.

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Two researchers appraise transitional justice through the lens of China’s Tiananmen Square Massacre and Taiwan’s 228 Incident.

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Indigenous people's must be considered as urbanites seek relief from the pressures of the city in Taiwan's green spaces.

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Students in Taiwan should focus on the period after German reunification to draw lessons on how to deal with transitional justice.

Taipei's street names are rarely older than 50 years, but their story goes back another century.

A law savory for some tastes bitter for others.

Protestors have been moved to 'clear the road' more than two months into a sit-in by indigenous groups.

Taiwan President Tsai’s interest in a truth and reconciliation commission also reflects Taiwan’s contested space in the global world order of nation states.

An international expert believes much more is to be uncovered about Taiwan’s past.

Aborigines claim they are prosecuted for carrying out their traditions.

'The apology to Taiwan’s indigenous peoples will further the cause of indigenous rights, but also signals the distinctive modern society and polity that Taiwan has become.'

'The reason I am standing here today is because some people, up until now, still think an apology is unnecessary and still take other groups’ pain for granted.'