Exploring Taiwan’s victim protection system under the Crime Victim Rights Protection Act, with integrated government and civil society networks.
Yang Chengxun’s parents invite education and teachers’ organisations, experts, scholars and parents’ representatives to support a memorial classroom, school safety education and institutional support for teachers. The first phase seeks co-initiators until 28 September 2026; the petition is not yet open to the general public.
Learn how restorative justice works in Taiwan, including its legal basis, procedural safeguards, proper timing, and practical guidance for victims, defendants, courts, and legal practitioners.
This article maps victims’ rights in Taiwan law through four dimensions: state responsibility, procedural guarantees, prevention and protection, and remedies and reparations. It shows that victim protection in Taiwan extends beyond crime victims to all individuals or groups whose rights have been violated.
This article commemorates Dr. Henry Lee and his principle of “letting evidence speak,” examining its impact on forensic science, wrongful convictions, and victims’ rights in Taiwan.
An overview and full English translation of Taiwan’s Crime Victim Rights Protection Act, explaining its legislative background, key principles, and victim compensation framework.