Taiwan: Amnesty calls for robust protection of human rights in the digital age at RightsCon2025

By Amnesty International

Taiwan must address human rights concerns about the digitalization of government data and other aspects of the country’s Internet governance, Amnesty International Taiwan and its partners will say in a joint statement to be presented to President Lai Ching-Te on 25 February. The statement signed by seven organizations will be presented during the 13th edition […] The post Taiwan: Amnesty calls for robust protection of human rights in the digital age at RightsCon2025 appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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