Tag: Hong Kong asylum seekers in Taiwan

Have Taiwanese Universities Lived Up to Promises to Help Hongkongers?

Brian Hioe12/30/2019

With the claim that Taiwanese universities are welcoming students from Hong Kong unable to finish their studies due to the ongoing protests, perhaps some caution is warranted as to whether universities have genuinely taken action to help Hongkongers or whether this is simply just virtue signaling by Taiwanese universities... Read More

December 2019EnglishPolitics0 Comments 05 min read

Comments by Han on Bill for Hong Kong Asylum Seekers Are Hypocritical

Brian Hioe12/15/2019

An attempt by KMT presidential candidate Han Kuo-yu to attack the DPP on the issue of its failure to pass an asylum law for Hongkongers proves ironic. It is the KMT, after all, which is the political party in Taiwan calling for the political unification of Taiwan and Hong Kong. At the same time, it is true that the DPP has failed to take substantive action to help Hongkongers seeking refuge in Taiwan... Read More

December 2019EnglishPolitics0 Comments 05 min read

The Coming Storm Regarding Asylum Laws in Taiwan

Brian Hioe05/16/2019

It seems highly likely that Taiwan’s current lack of any coherent policy for asylum seekers may explode into an international controversy in coming months, with a high number of high-profile refugees from Hong Kong and China facing possible deportation from Taiwan after their visas expire... Read More

EnglishMay 2019Politics0 Comments 013 min read

Arts/Culture

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International

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Interviews

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Politics

Lay Judge Bills Sent to Legislature, Debate Likely to Take Place on Judicial Reform

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Social Movements

Hong Kong asylum seekers in Taiwan

Have Taiwanese Universities Lived Up to Promises to Help Hongkongers?

Comments by Han on Bill for Hong Kong Asylum Seekers Are Hypocritical

The Coming Storm Regarding Asylum Laws in Taiwan

Report Details Continued Abuses in Taiwan’s Fishing Industry

Lay Judge Bills Sent to Legislature, Debate Likely to Take Place on Judicial Reform

Anger After Arrest of Hong Kong District Councilor on Sedition Charge

Orchid Island Residents Voice Concerns About Lack of Access to Medical Resources

Lay Judge Bills Sent to Legislature, Debate Likely to Take Place on Judicial Reform

Orchid Island Residents Voice Concerns About Lack of Access to Medical Resources