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For foreign residents in Taiwan, escaping domestic violence can be especially difficult. Beyond the abuse itself, many survivors fear losing their residency, custody of their children, and their livelihoods, while language barriers and legal complexities further deepen their isolation. This report examines Taiwan’s protection system and explores how it helps survivors find safety and rebuild their lives.
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