1st Edition
Emerging Human Rights in Taiwan Between an Oppressive Past and an Uncertain Technological Future
1. Introduction
Mab Huang and Yi-Chun Chou
Part 1: Digital Transformation and Human Rights
2. Mapping the Protection of Health Data Movement in Taiwan: Individual Autonomy, Data Governance, and Privacy in Healthcare
Ching-Yi Liu
3. The Reuse of National Health Insurance Data and the Protection of Information Privacy in Taiwan
Chuan-Feng Wu
4. Defending Democracy and Human Rights in Taiwan: Strategies for Countering Cognitive Warfare and Building Resilience
Puma Shen
5. Taiwan’s Sociotechnical Challenges of Business and Human Rights (BHR) in the Algorithmic Age
Rebecca C. Fan
Part 2: Social Relations, Culture, and Human Rights
6. #MeToo Movement in Taiwan: Undoing the Gendered Sexual Script with Women’s Rights Discourse
Mei-Hua Chen
7. Gendered Human Rights and Humanized Animal Welfare in Taiwan: The Trans-species Politics of Eggs
Chun-Mei Chuang
8. Addressing Family Caregiver Homicides within Taiwan’s Long Term Care Policies: Familialism vs. Human Rights
Yi-Chun Chou
9. Parenting and Children’s Rights in Taiwan: Rethinking Parental Discipline and the Future of Corporal Punishment
Pei-Chun Lin and ShaoYun Huang
10. Indigenous Health in Taiwan: The More-Than-Human Potential of Human Rights through and beyond Cultural Safety
Po-Han Lee
Part III: State Institutions and the Realization of Human Rights
11. Education and Transitional Justice in Taiwan
Yang-Huan Li
12. Solidarity with Vulnerable Workers in Taiwan: Toward a Resilient Social Protection System
Nai-Yi Sun
13. Decades of Struggles to End the Death Penalty in Taiwan
Hsin-Yi Lin
Biography
Yi-Chun Chou is a Professor in the Department of Sociology at Soochow University, Taiwan, and serves as the President of the Taiwan Sociological Association.
Mab Huang is a Liberal Arts Chair Professor at Soochow University, Taiwan, and is the founder of the Chang Fo-Chuan Center for the Study of Human Rights.
