INTERVIEW / Global human rights experts laud Taiwan's transitional justice efforts
12/14/2024 08:28 PM
Two former members of the defunct international human rights organization "Memorial" have commended Taiwan's work in the field of transitional justice, saying that its people's reflections on the issue have been "inspiring."
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