2005 Official Texts Archives

International Religious Freedom Report for 2005: Taiwan Part

There was no change in the status of respect for religious freedom during the period covered by this report, and the authorities' policy continued to contribute to the generally free practice of religion. The generally amicable relationship among religions in society contributed to religious freedom.

By AIT - Taipei Main Office | 8 November, 2005 | Topics: Reports | Tags: 2005 Official Texts, International Religious Freedom Report

2005 Trafficking in Persons Report – Taiwan (Tier 2)

(Released on June 3, 2005) Taiwan is primarily a destination for women and girls, mainly from the People's Republic of China (P.R.C.), who are trafficked for the purpose of sexual exploitation. | BG-0510E | June 03, 2005

By AIT - Taipei Main Office | 3 June, 2005 | Topics: Reports | Tags: 2005 Official Texts, Trafficking in Persons Report

Remarks by Douglas H. Paal, Director, American Institute in Taiwan to the 2005 Hsieh Nien Fan of the American Chamber of Commerce in Taipei

By AIT - Taipei Main Office | 10 March, 2005 | Topics: Speeches | Tags: 2005 Official Texts, AmCham Taipei Hsieh Nien Fan Banquet Remarks, Former AIT Director Douglas H. Paal

2004 Human Rights Report (Taiwan Part)

The authorities generally respected the human rights of citizens; however, there were problems in some areas. Instances of police abuse of persons in custody, official corruption, violence and discrimination against women, child prostitution and abuse, and trafficking in women and children occurred.

By AIT - Taipei Main Office | 28 February, 2005 | Topics: Reports | Tags: 2005 Official Texts, Human Rights Report

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