Voices of Justice | International

11/24/2021ROSITA ŠORYTĖ A+ | A- U.N. documents and Lithuanian cases about transitional justice indicate a road that is relevant for Taiwan as well. by Rosita Šorytė* *A paper presented at the mid-term conference of the Research Committee on Sociology of Religion (RC-22) of the International Sociological Association, Vilnius, Lithuania, November 11–14, 2021. In United Nations’ jargon, “transitional … Read more

11/12/2021GILL WANG My experience in Baltimore told me that dialogue and conscience are the only tools to solve difficult problems. This lesson was lost on the bureaucrats who handled the Tai Ji Men case. by Gill Wang* *A paper presented at the 2021 Parliament of the World’s Religions, at the session “Peace and Justice in Action: … Read more

11/11/2021LINDA CHEN Both my practice as a Tai Ji Men dizi and my experience in the medical field told me that honest and sympathetic dialogue is crucial. This rule was not followed in the Tai Ji Men case. by Linda Chen* *A paper presented at the 2021 Parliament of the World’s Religions, at the session “Peace and Justice … Read more

11/10/2021MELISSA WU As the Tai Ji Men case proved, manipulating the media for political reasons is one of the most serious problems in our societies. by Melissa Wu* **A paper presented at the 2021 Parliament of the World’s Religions, at the session “Peace and Justice in Action: The Tai Ji Men Experience,” October 17, 2021. An … Read more

11/02/2021THIERRY VALLE How CAP-LC told the Tai Ji Men story and advocated for justice at the U.N. Human Rights Council. by Thierry Valle* *A paper presented at the webinar “The United Nations, FORB, and the Tai Ji Men Case,” organized by CESNUR and Human Rights Without Frontiers on October 24, 2021, United Nations Day. United … Read more

11/01/2021 FRANCESCO CURTO Two fundamental international legal principles, equality and consistency, were violated in the case of Dr. Hong and Tai Ji Men. By Francesco Curto* *A paper presented at the webinar “The United Nations, FORB, and the Tai Ji Men Case,” organized by CESNUR and Human Rights Without Frontiers on October 24, 2021, United … Read more

10/30/2021MASSIMO INTROVIGNE Inspired by a decision by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, the U.N. became a main actor in promoting transitional justice. It is needed in Taiwan, too. by Massimo Introvigne* *A paper presented at the webinar “The United Nations, FORB, and the Tai Ji Men Case,” organized by CESNUR and Human Rights Without … Read more