Justice Delayed After Justice Declared
Judicial Day reminds us that justice is not a one-time act but a process that requires coherence, institutional courage, and a willingness to repair the harm done. by Karolina Maria Kotkowska* *A paper presented at the 2026 Judicial Day Forum, “State Obligations under...
Butterfly, Judicial Day, and the Tai Ji Men Case
Puccini’s “Madama Butterfly” alludes to the Inequal Treaties in Japan. Judicial Day in Taiwan commemorates the end of similar treaties in China. It is also an opportunity to call for justice for Tai Ji Men. by Massimo Introvigne* *A paper presented at the 2026...
Human Rights Day: Tai Ji Men and the Poetry of Resilience
Scholars and human rights activists honored the day of observance, anticipating the Tai Ji Men case’s entrance into its thirtieth year. by Daniela Bovolenta An article already published in Bitter Winter on December 17th, 2025. The poster of the webinar. The December...
How the Tai Ji Men Case Perfectly Illustrates “The Count of Monte Cristo”
Never choose revenge to right injustice, never seek retaliation under the illusion of correcting wrongs: Tai Ji Men’s spectacular testimony thirty years after. by Marco Respinti* *Conclusions of the webinar “Entering the 30th Year of the Tai Ji Men Human Rights Case,”...