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Taiwan dispatch: motion for retrial filed over 2000 execution amid miscarriage of justice concerns
A motion for retrial was filed by the Taiwan Innocence Project’s pro bono legal team on the 7th of September for Lu Cheng—a man executed in 2000 amid concerns over a miscarriage of justice. The motion was supported by five new pieces of evidence. In the press conference and documentary screening earlier this month, the Taiwan Innocence Project expressed its disappointment with the Supreme Prosecutors Office’s decision on August 28th that it will not pursue further remedies to this case.
Taiwan dispatch: Ministry condemns China after Kenya blocks delegates from Ocean Conference
Taiwan withdrew from the 2026 Our Ocean Conference (OOC) held in Mombasa, Kenya on June 16, after two Taiwanese delegates were denied entry to the conference, and later detained by authorities for over 20 hours. Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ocean Affairs council condemned the Kenyan government for yielding to diplomatic pressure from Beijing. This event marks another example of China’s intensifying campaign of obstructing Taiwan’s international participation.
Taiwan dispatch: National Review meeting on human rights express concern over the Constitutional Court, after its revival in December
Taiwan’s three-day Review Meeting on its National Reports on the Two International Human Rights Covenants concluded, followed by a press conference on May 15. The review committee expressed concern over the operation of the Constitutional Court, which currently functions with only eight incumbent justices, out of the statutory total of 15.
Taiwan dispatch: national human rights review calls for death penalty moratorium
Taiwan concluded its three-day Review Meeting on the Two International Human Rights Covenants on May 15, followed by a press conference. The death penalty emerged as a primary focus.
Taiwan dispatch: national human rights review calls for death penalty moratorium
Taiwan concluded its three-day Review Meeting on the Two International Human Rights Covenants on May 15, followed by a press conference. The death penalty emerged as a primary focus.
Multiscale Brain Structural Network Reorganization in Diabetic Retinopathy Using Regional Radiomics Similarity Networks
Back to Journals » Diabetes, Metabolic Syndrome and Obesity » Volume 19 Original Research Technology, Treatments and Therapeutics Authors Hu D, Hu RY, Cheng YY, Yu FL, Huang X Received 19 April 2026 Accepted for publication 30 July 2026 Published 2 September 2026 Volume 2026:19 618259 DOI https://doi.org/10.2147/DMSO.S618259 Checked for plagiarism Yes Review by Single anonymous peer review Peer reviewer comments 2 Editor who approved publication: Dr Mark D.
Resting-State fMRI Co-Activation Patterns Reveal Multiscale Brain Functional Alterations in Primary Angle-Closure Glaucoma: Transcriptomic, Cellular, Neurochemical, and Machine-Learning Signatures
Back to Journals » Clinical Ophthalmology » Volume 20 Original Research General Ophthalmology Authors Cheng YY, He YZ , Hu D, Yu FL, Huang X Received 15 April 2026 Accepted for publication 1 June 2026 Published 7 July 2026 Volume 2026:20 613366 DOI https://doi.org/10.2147/OPTH.S613366 Checked for plagiarism Yes Review by Single anonymous peer review Peer reviewer comments 3 Editor who approved publication: Dr Sotiria Palioura Yu-Yue Cheng1-5,*, Yuan-Zhi He6,*, Die Hu1-5,*, Fang-Liang Yu1-5,...
Taiwan dispatch: Ministry issues forced labour guidelines after US trade action, migrant workers' rights at risk
In February 2026, Taiwan’s Ministry of Labour released long-awaited guidelines to help businesses prevent forced labor—a response to US trade enforcement actions and mounting international criticism of labor abuses against the country’s 870,000 migrant workers. While the guidelines offer tools for self-assessment, critics argue they fail to address systemic issues, such as debt bondage and the exclusion of homecare workers from legal protections.
Taiwan dispatch: human rights groups oppose draft legislation eliminating parole for violent offenders
Human rights groups in Taiwan launched a petition on December 8 opposing draft legislation that would eliminate parole eligibility for individuals convicted of murder, attempted murder, or child abuse resulting in death. The petition, which has attracted support from many lawyers and law professors, follows a joint statement filed by the Taiwan Alliance to End the Death Penalty and the Judicial Reform Foundation arguing the proposal constitutes inhumane treatment and risks mass incarceration.
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