Together, Stronger in the Rain - Full Documentary
Provider National Human Rights Commission, Taiwan
Provider National Human Rights Commission, Taiwan

In 2019, Mota and City “were allowed” to become each other’s wives but they are still “not allowed” to have children. Despite the fact, they refuse to bow down to the law and have found a route not regulated by any laws just to fulfill their longing to become mothers.

Dr. Lee opposes hasty diagnoses and the easy use of medication and advocates that parents, the education system, and child psychiatry all need to spend more time understanding the

Everyone believes in justice, but have you ever pursued it? The fierce and domineering Lee Volcano specializes in animal rescue and has lynched animal cruelty offenders. Some ac

‘Once people asked me, “Both of your parents have schizophrenia, and in this case, do you think you can be a teacher?”’ Wen Kuo-shih is a teacher, who is mostly known as Kuo-kuo.

In 2019, Taiwan became the first country in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage. Three years on, same-sex couples still face challenges that heterosexual couples do not: some have t

As Asian economy booms, traditional social order shifts alongside. Despite diverse developments in different societies, female autonomy has gradually taken shape and entered a new

In early 2023, Taiwan was the guest of honor of the 45th edition of the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival. TaiwanPlus invited French artist Yannick Dauby to captur

SECRETS OF MATSU is a personal journey of rediscovery for a veteran photojournalist as he retraces the steps of a forgotten adventure, on an island group that has itself been irrev