TANG PRIZE / Tang Prize winner lauds Taiwan implementation of human rights covenants
09/30/2024 08:58 PM
Former Irish President Mary Robinson on Monday praised Taiwan's efforts to incorporate international covenants on human rights into its domestic law despite not being a signatory.
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