Yi-Chun Chou is Professor in the Department of Sociology at Soochow University, Taiwan, and serves as the President of the Taiwan Sociological Association.Mab Huang is Liberal Arts Chair Professor at Soochow University, Taiwan, and is the Founder of the Chang Fo-Chuan Center for the Study of Human Rights.

• 1. Introduction Part 1: Digital Transformation and Human Rights 2. Mapping the Protection of Health Data Movement in Taiwan: Individual Autonomy, Data Governance, and Privacy in Healthcare 3. The Reuse of National Health Insurance Data and the Protection of Information Privacy in Taiwan 4. Defending Democracy and Human Rights in Taiwan: Strategies for Countering Cognitive Warfare and Building Resilience 5. Taiwan’s Sociotechnical Challenges of Business and Human Rights (BHR) in the Algorithmic Age Part 2: Social Relations, Culture, and Human Rights 6. #MeToo Movement in Taiwan: Undoing the Gendered Sexual Script with Women’s Rights Discourse 7. Gendered Human Rights and Humanized Animal Welfare in Taiwan: The Trans-species Politics of Eggs 8. Addressing Family Caregiver Homicides within Taiwan’s Long Term Care Policies: Familialism vs. Human Rights 9. Parenting and Children’s Rights in Taiwan: Rethinking Parental Discipline and the Future of Corporal Punishment 10. Indigenous Health in Taiwan: The More-Than-Human Potential of Human Rights through and beyond Cultural Safety Part III: State Institutions and the Realization of Human Rights 11. Education and Transitional Justice in Taiwan 12. Solidarity with Vulnerable Workers in Taiwan: Toward a Resilient Social Protection System 13. Decades of Struggles to End the Death Penalty in Taiwan

Yi-Chun Chou is Professor in the Department of Sociology at Soochow University, Taiwan, and serves as the President of the Taiwan Sociological Association.Mab Huang is Liberal Arts Chair Professor at Soochow University, Taiwan, and is the Founder of the Chang Fo-Chuan Center for the Study of Human Rights.

• 1. Introduction Part 1: Digital Transformation and Human Rights 2. Mapping the Protection of Health Data Movement in Taiwan: Individual Autonomy, Data Governance, and Privacy in Healthcare 3. The Reuse of National Health Insurance Data and the Protection of Information Privacy in Taiwan 4. Defending Democracy and Human Rights in Taiwan: Strategies for Countering Cognitive Warfare and Building Resilience 5. Taiwan’s Sociotechnical Challenges of Business and Human Rights (BHR) in the Algorithmic Age Part 2: Social Relations, Culture, and Human Rights 6. #MeToo Movement in Taiwan: Undoing the Gendered Sexual Script with Women’s Rights Discourse 7. Gendered Human Rights and Humanized Animal Welfare in Taiwan: The Trans-species Politics of Eggs 8. Addressing Family Caregiver Homicides within Taiwan’s Long Term Care Policies: Familialism vs. Human Rights 9. Parenting and Children’s Rights in Taiwan: Rethinking Parental Discipline and the Future of Corporal Punishment 10. Indigenous Health in Taiwan: The More-Than-Human Potential of Human Rights through and beyond Cultural Safety Part III: State Institutions and the Realization of Human Rights 11. Education and Transitional Justice in Taiwan 12. Solidarity with Vulnerable Workers in Taiwan: Toward a Resilient Social Protection System 13. Decades of Struggles to End the Death Penalty in Taiwan

Yi-Chun Chou is Professor in the Department of Sociology at Soochow University, Taiwan, and serves as the President of the Taiwan Sociological Association.Mab Huang is Liberal Arts Chair Professor at Soochow University, Taiwan, and is the Founder of the Chang Fo-Chuan Center for the Study of Human Rights.

• 1. Introduction Part 1: Digital Transformation and Human Rights 2. Mapping the Protection of Health Data Movement in Taiwan: Individual Autonomy, Data Governance, and Privacy in Healthcare 3. The Reuse of National Health Insurance Data and the Protection of Information Privacy in Taiwan 4. Defending Democracy and Human Rights in Taiwan: Strategies for Countering Cognitive Warfare and Building Resilience 5. Taiwan’s Sociotechnical Challenges of Business and Human Rights (BHR) in the Algorithmic Age Part 2: Social Relations, Culture, and Human Rights 6. #MeToo Movement in Taiwan: Undoing the Gendered Sexual Script with Women’s Rights Discourse 7. Gendered Human Rights and Humanized Animal Welfare in Taiwan: The Trans-species Politics of Eggs 8. Addressing Family Caregiver Homicides within Taiwan’s Long Term Care Policies: Familialism vs. Human Rights 9. Parenting and Children’s Rights in Taiwan: Rethinking Parental Discipline and the Future of Corporal Punishment 10. Indigenous Health in Taiwan: The More-Than-Human Potential of Human Rights through and beyond Cultural Safety Part III: State Institutions and the Realization of Human Rights 11. Education and Transitional Justice in Taiwan 12. Solidarity with Vulnerable Workers in Taiwan: Toward a Resilient Social Protection System 13. Decades of Struggles to End the Death Penalty in Taiwan