Taiwan

September 23, 2024

Taiwan: Top Court Upholds Death Penalty with Protections

Taiwan’s top court on September 20, 2024 ruled that the death penalty was constitutional with greater protections, Human Rights Watch said today.

April 13, 2020 Interview

More than Just China: COVID-19 May Ravage Asia
March 13, 2020 Dispatches

China’s Neighbors Respect Rights to Combat Coronavirus

Taiwan, Hong Kong Show Benefits of Open Societies
May 31, 2019 Commentary

Taiwan’s Same-Sex Marriage Law Should Encourage Rights Reform Across Asia

Welcome Progress is States Defending Sexual Minorities Even When Public Opinion is Hostile
May 17, 2019 Dispatches

#LoveWins in Taiwan

Marriage Equality Law a First for Asia
March 24, 2019 Commentary

Inclusive Marriage for Taiwan: An Issue of Dignity and Equality
March 18, 2019 Dispatches

Taiwanese Activist at Risk in Chinese Prison

Two Years in Detention, Li Ming-che Faces Ill-Treatment, Declining Health
December 24, 2018 Letter

Taiwan: Open Letter on Legal Recognition of Same-Sex Unions
November 28, 2018 Commentary

Taiwan’s Same-Sex Marriage Vote Is Not the End of the Road
October 10, 2018 Dispatches

Taiwan Referendum Threatens Same-Sex Marriage

Vote Could Undermine Constitutional Court Ruling Upholding Basic Rights
June 11, 2018 Commentary

For Taiwan, a Year to Go to Legalize Same-Sex Marriage

Politicians Should Show Leadership on Marriage Equality

Maya Wang

Interim China Director and Associate Director

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