Taiwan Summons 145 People for Selection as Citizen Judges, Only 57 Show Up
Taiwan’s first trial with lay or citizen judges is under way, but the new system is already causing concerns, particularly as most of those called up for duty were no-shows.
Public Policy
00:54Rights Groups Propose New Leave System for Working Family Caregivers
00:36New Rule Allows Foreign Caregivers for Families With Child Under 12
01:43Taiwan Pilots New Pedestrian-Friendly Roads and Community Kitchens for Seniors
01:22'New Immigrants' Demand Equal Access to Long-Term Care Benefits
00:30Taiwan’s Top Cultural Exchange Organization Removes ‘Chinese’ From Name
01:59Time Running Down for 'Confusing' Little Green Man on Taiwan's Crosswalks
00:35Gov't Offers Renovation Subsidies for Old Apartments
01:04Labor Ministry Rolls Out Benefits for Firms Supporting Working Parents
02:30Taipei Reduces Work Hours in Bid To Combat Low Birth Rate
02:26Taipei To Trial Outdoor Smoking Ban in Popular Shopping District
00:35Cabinet Reports More Fathers Applying for Parental Leave
02:35Free School Lunch Policy Prompts Questions Over Who Pays
04:16Taiwan Examines Fire Safety Standards Following Hong Kong Tragedy
00:31AI Basic Act Lays Groundwork for Taiwan's Governance of New Technology
02:51Will Taiwan's Premier Block Public Sector Pension Reform Legislation?
02:16Taiwan Amends Laws To Counter Malicious Undersea Cable Damage