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101 WikiLeaks unreleased cache of documents on Taiwan has Republic of China busy Michael Richardson 1941
102 War Clouds Over Taiwan J. Michael Cole 寇謐將 1103
103 Keating and Hartzell give two American viewpoints on an independent Taiwan Michael Richardson 1067
104 What Kan's victory means for Taiwan Taiwan News Editorial 1157
105 Why China's rich lack spirit of generosity Taiwan News Editorial 1033
106 Peace, human rights can bridge Taiwan and Okinawa Taiwan News Editorial 1583
107 PRC pushes integration of Taiwan culture Taiwan News Editorial 1287
108 What Taiwan people must do while Ma waits for Hu Taiwan News Editorial 1045
109 Ma's blind spots risk Taiwan's well-being Taiwan News Editorial 977
110 Part I: Shift of power – a new reality and a challenge for the democratic West Andrew Chang 1071
111 Ma's passivity boosts PRC threat to Taiwan Taiwan News Editorial 1058
112 Taiwan-China ECFA now faces performance test Taiwan News Editorial 1047
113 Beijing pushes Ma to dump Taiwan democracy Taiwan News Editorial 921
114 KMT 'reconstruction' is ruining Taiwan's land Taiwan News Editorial 1217
115 Taiwan's justice reform must be civic driven Taiwan News Editorial 1033
116 Taiwan must beware of PRC missile scheme Taiwan News Editorial 1073
117 How ECFA threatens Taiwan news freedom Taiwan News Editorial 1237
118 ICJ, Kosovo and Taiwan's future Taiwan News Editorial 1345
119 What Taiwan needs to fight corruption Taiwan News Editorial 1288
120 Taiwan judiciary needs reform, not KMT control Taiwan News Editorial 1211
 
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Newsflash


Amnesty International Taiwan secretary-general Chiu E-ling, left, and other human rights advocates speak to reporters in Taipei yesterday, accusing Taipei Rapid Transit Corp of political censorship.
Photo: CNA

Human rights advocates and several Taipei city councilors yesterday accused Taipei Rapid Transit Corp (TRTC, 臺北捷運) of political censorship, after it reportedly rejected an advertisement that mentioned “China” and “Lee Ming-che” (李明哲).

Amnesty International Taiwan had planned to post a comic advertisement on Taipei’s MRT lines on Human Rights Day, Dec. 10, to increase public awareness about Lee, a human rights advocate who has been detained in China since 2017, association secretary-general Chiu E-ling (邱伊翎) said.