The Independence of the Judiciary and the Tai Ji Men Case
Truly independent judges would rule on the basis of the law only, not political pressures, media, or “public opinion.” They would have solved the Tai Ji Men case long ago. by Daniela Bovolenta* *A paper presented at the webinar “The Judiciary, Freedom of Religion or...
Administrative Justice and the Tai Ji Men Case
Decisions against Tai Ji Men suggest that distortions of administrative justice studied by international scholars are at work in Taiwan too. by Massimo Introvigne* *Introduction to the webinar “The Judiciary, Freedom of Religion or Belief, and the Tai Ji Men Case,”...
Tai Ji Men, Human Rights, and Human Wrongs: An International Webinar
International scholars and Tai Ji Men dizi celebrated Human Rights Day by reflecting on “human wrongs” in Taiwan and internationally. by Daniela Bovolenta An article already published in Bitter Winter on December 27th, 2024. The poster of the webinar....
The United Nations, Tai Ji Men, and the Limits of the State
As the Tai Ji Men case demonstrates, when states claim absolute power, injustice follows. by Marco Respinti* *A paper presented at the webinar “International Forum on the 1219 Incident, The Truth That the Taiwanese Government Refuses to Face: Persecution and...