The expression “rule of law” was first used in the 17th century in connection with freedom of religion or belief. This connection is still crucial today.
Tai Ji Men
The Sad Story of the Tai Ji Men Lainan Street Academy in Kaohsiung
On January 6, international scholars visited yet another testimony of the injustice of the Tai Ji Men case.
Solidarity, Taxes, and the Tai Ji Men Case
Solidarity requires both to pay legitimate taxes and to protest when taxes are abusive. This is a lesson we can all learn from Tai Ji Men.
How We Can Learn Solidarity from Tai Ji Men
Solidarity is about unity in peace and love. Even when suffering injustice, as it happened to Tai Ji Men, we can still find it inside ourselves.
Solidarity: The Lesson of Tai Ji Men
On United Nations Human Solidarity Day, scholars and human rights experts reflected on Tai Ji Men’s teachings about solidarity. They also expressed their solidarity to Tai Ji Men.
The Order of the Soul and the Order of Society According to Tai Ji Men
Tai Ji Men displays and practices true solidarity, based on a deep sympathy for the human being.
Peaceful Protests That Change History: Solidarność and Tai Ji Men
Tai Ji Men dizi may find inspiration in a Polish movement named “Solidarity,” whose non-violent actions led to the end of Communism in Eastern Europe.
Tai Ji Men’s Strenuous Efforts for Human Rights
On the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, scholars and activists celebrated Tai Ji Men’s contribution to promoting human rights and discussed the Tai Ji Men case.
Tai Ji Men and the Return of Human Nature
We often defend “human rights” without knowing how to define them. It happens because our world lost the understanding of what “human” means. It is a matter of nature.
The Impact of the United Nations Charter of Human Rights on the Global Stage
The United Nations document inspired several successful movements. However, its implementation still meets with shortcomings and challenges. And Taiwan is a special case.