Taiwan

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Overview

New regulations eased restrictions on execution. Infringement of freedom of assembly persisted. No progress was made on improving protections for refugees. Judicial independence was at risk. Legislation was passed providing limited protections for the Pingpu Indigenous Peoples. Mechanisms to hold businesses accountable remained limited, but awareness increased. Discrimination persisted.

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Retains the death penalty in law

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