Human Rights

Name: President Lai Meets Overseas Families of 228 Incident Victims
Uploaded: 2025-02-24T11:12:50Z
Duration: 37 s
Description: President Lai has met with a delegation of family members of victims of Taiwan's violent 228 Incident now living overseas. Lai said efforts toward achieving historical justice will continue to help ensure such incidents won't happen again in Taiwan.

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President Lai Meets Overseas Families of 228 Incident Victims