The 2019 EU-Taiwan LGBTI Human Rights Conference, set for Oct. 24-25 in Taipei, will be the first international government-led conference on the topic in Asia, the Executive Yuan said Wednesday.
The 2019 EU-Taiwan LGBTI Human Rights Conference, set for Oct. 24-25 in Taipei, will be the first international government-led conference on the topic in Asia, the Executive Yuan said Wednesday.
President Tsai Ing-wen said Oct. 6 that the government will continue prioritizing support for migrants from New Southbound Policy target countries as part of efforts to deepen Taiwan’s ties with the region.
A Taiwan co-organized Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation workshop on women’s participation in smart agriculture wrapped up Oct. 2 in La Serena, Chile, spotlighting the government’s work on promoting gender equality and boosting exchanges among fellow member economies.
The Executive Yuan’s Department of Gender Equality (DGE) announced on Saturday the results of 2019 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Women and the Economy Forum’s (WEF) High-Level Policy Dialogue. Minister without Portfolio Lo Ping-cheng attended the meeting to share Taiwan’s experience and accomplishments with mainstreaming gender issues and promoting women’s economic participation.
The International Symposium on SDGs: Climate Change Action took place Sept. 20 in New York as part of government efforts spotlighting the ways Taiwan Can Help realize the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals and Agenda 2030.
The Taiwan International Human Rights Film Festival is set to screen 11 works from home and abroad on topics spanning digital rights, migration, political persecution, same-sex discrimination and social justice.
The EU-Taiwan Gender Equality and Human Rights Training Course – Gender Mainstreaming Workshop took place in Taipei this week to promote wide-ranging exchanges in gender equality policy and experiences, the Executive Yuan’s Department of Gender Equality said Wednesday.
A Taiwan-EU workshop on gender mainstreaming got underway June 24 in Taipei City, underscoring the commitment of both sides to advancing awareness of the important public policy concept.
President Tsai Ing-wen attended the opening ceremony for the 27th Pan-Pacific & Southeast Asia Women's Association (PPSEAWA) international conference on the morning of June 23. She looked forward to working with the association to join forces with all countries, so that women's status and issues worldwide receive more attention around the globe, and we can make even more progress.
President Tsai Ing-wen said June 23 that she will continue promoting policies aimed at empowering women in Taiwan and throughout the Indo-Pacific so as to enable all members of society share in the fruits of prosperity.
