Discrimination in a Democratic Country: The Tai Ji Men Case in Taiwan

Discrimination in a Democratic Country: The Tai Ji Men Case in Taiwan

The harassment of a peaceful and benevolent group by Taiwanese authorities proves that human rights problems also exist in countries reputed for their democratic development. by Liu Yin-Chun* *A paper presented at the 4th international ISFORB (Institute for the Study...
No Peace Without Justice: Global Injustices and the Tai Ji Men Case

No Peace Without Justice: Global Injustices and the Tai Ji Men Case

Only an international “coalition of friends” can bring justice to the suffering Tai Ji Men dizi. by Willy Fautré *A paper presented at the webinar “No Peace Without Justice: A New Look at the Tai Ji Men Case,” co-organized by CESNUR and Human Rights Without...
“Opus Iustitiae Pax”: Pope Francis, Peace, and the Tai Ji Men Case

“Opus Iustitiae Pax”: Pope Francis, Peace, and the Tai Ji Men Case

Every year, Catholic Popes discuss peace with the ambassadors of other countries to the Vatican (including Taiwan). This year, the theme of religious liberty was emphasized. by Massimo Introvigne* *A paper presented at the webinar “No Peace Without Justice: A New Look...
Tai Ji Men Won’t Be Liberated Until Justice Kisses Peace

Tai Ji Men Won’t Be Liberated Until Justice Kisses Peace

Art helps understand why Tai Ji Men’s suffering is not over yet, despite all its victories in courts of law. by Marco Respinti* *Conclusions prepared for the webinar “No Peace Without Justice: A New Look at the Tai Ji Men Case,” co-organized by CESNUR and Human Rights...