True peace is founded on the universal extension of equal rights to all citizens and on the dynamic wisdom of its legal institutions.
Religious Liberty
Prisión preventiva, medios y política en Argentina: del peligro procesal al “peligro judicial”
Una mirada al interior del cálculo judicial donde las reputaciones, los titulares y los futuros imaginados deciden quién permanece tras las rejas.
Pretrial Detention, Media, and Politics in Argentina: From Procedural Risk to “Judicial Danger”
Inside the courtroom calculus where reputations, headlines, and imagined futures decide who stays behind bars.
Justice, Social Peace, and the Risks of Endemic Injustice in a Democratic Society: The Case of Tai Ji Men
How decades of fiscal persecution test Taiwan’s commitment to the rule of law.
OneTaste: A Warning in Geneva Against the Misuse of Trafficking Laws
CAP‑LC alerts the United Nations Human Rights Council to the dangers revealed by the conviction of Nicole Daedone and Rachel Cherwitz.
Xi’an Zion’s Light Church Case: Lawyers Face Violence in Court
Months of stalled proceedings, disputed charges, and an unexpected clash inside a courthouse reveal the climate surrounding those who defend detained pastors.
Raymond Aron and the Problem of Peace: From International Law to the Tai Ji Men Case
The lesson of the French political scientist, relevant for Taiwan, is that there can be no peace without justice, prudence, and a correct application of the law.
Two Bells and a Resonant Connection—Tai Ji Men and the UN International Day of Peace
A story of two bells and how their sound becomes a call to peace.
The Agreement Beijing Did Not Erase
China inherited a territorial claim. It also inherited an unanswered political obligation to Uyghurs.
¿Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? La impunidad de los fiscales en Argentina
La forma en que el fiscal Arrigo manejó el caso Rudnev es un ejemplo clásico de injerencia arbitraria en la autonomía individual, prohibida por el derecho internacional.