HRJust had the pleasure of participating in an engaging evening dedicated to the exchange of ideas, collaboration, and ongoing efforts to advance human rights law. We extend our sincere thanks to Swedish Ambassador Helena Reitberger for her generous hospitality in hosting the event.
The gathering provided an opportunity to present HRJust research to distinguished guests, including the Head of the EU Office in Taiwan, Lutz Güllner, and the Executive Director of the EU Centre in Taiwan, Marc Cheng.
Researchers from the HRJust project shared key findings and perspectives, including contributions from:
- Ya-Wen Yang and Shun-Ling Chen (Academia Sinica)
- Yu-Ling Huang (National Cheng Kung University)
- Hui-Chieh Su (National Taiwan University)
- Chiara Tea Antoniazzi (University of Trento)
- Maria Nääv, Martin Westlund, and Maria Grahn-Farley (University of Gothenburg)
- Paul Lappalainen and Elica Ghavidel (Stockholm University)
The event also created a valuable opportunity to connect Legal Director John Stauffer from Civil Rights Defenders Sweden with members of the Taiwanese human rights community in attendance, fostering meaningful dialogue and new professional connections.
Overall, the evening highlighted the importance of international collaboration and knowledge exchange in strengthening human rights frameworks and advancing legal practice across contexts.