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⚖ Court is about to begin
Child Welfare Alliance social worker Chen Shangjie's wrongful Death case has entered the second instance. The court will be held at Court No. 14, No. 127, Boai Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City.
We preserve public advocacy, support for victims’ families, and child-protection action as records that can be seen, revisited, and remembered.
PINNED · STORY COLLECTION
From the first time we heard Kaikai’s name to following the case, the court proceedings, and child-protection debates, many of us have carried words left unsaid. We invite you to record the image that saddened you, the question you still cannot resolve, or the change you hope to see.
Can we make sure the next child never has to endure the same tragedy?
Your contribution does not need to be long or complete. A few sentences, a short story, or one concrete proposal can help society hear another voice for children.
With less than a month before the September 16 second-instance hearing in the case involving former social worker Chen Shang-jie, alliance members brought the outreach campaign to Taipei Main Station on August 20—keeping the case, institutional accountability, and every child’s right to protection in public view.
Members moved from East Gate 1 and North Gate 2 through the station plaza and into the main concourse, holding advocacy signs and sharing case and alliance leaflets. A leaflet read for a few minutes or a sign seen for a few seconds can still become part of the public memory that keeps tragedy from being erased by time.
They should have had the chance to grow up.
May the tragedy end here; may every child be protected.
These are advocacy messages recorded at the event. The appeal remains pending; individual criminal responsibility and legal conclusions are for the court to determine from the evidence and under due process.
On August 1, victims’ families and ordinary parents gathered on Ketagalan Boulevard to speak out against drug-impaired driving and drunk driving, while calling attention to child protection. This was not a contest between political camps; it was a public appeal by people who had lost loved ones and were still seeking fairness and justice.
What deserves to be seen is not the crowd size or political position, but every person who still chooses to stand up and leave a voice for their family and for children.
An event’s value should not be defined only by attendance. Accompanying one another, sharing understanding, and making victims’ families and harmed children visible are themselves a source of strength.
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Court is about to beginNo. 127, Boai Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City.
Court recordsOrganizing the attendance records of the second trial preparation proceedings and the sentencing issues.
Subsequent public court hearing information will be continuously compiled and updated.
Understand the progress of important cases in the shortest possible time.
Pinned story collectionShare a reflection, question, or concrete proposal for protecting the next child.
Activity record updatedVictims’ families, ordinary parents, and child-protection advocates gathered on Ketagalan Boulevard.
New Historical CaseTaiwan historical case | Taoyuan, 2005 | Child referred to throughout as Little Fu | Public court history ends at 16 years
New Historical CaseThe criminal judgment is final, and Article 54-1 of the Protection of Children and Youths Welfare and Rights Act is in force. The work of protection must continue.
New Case FeatureFive warning signals, two cities, and a safety check that was never completed.
New historical caseMainland China case | Fatal prolonged abuse | Original judgment upheld on appeal
Historical caseFollow a ten-year-old's written plea through temporary protection, disclosure of the paper, court outcomes and inter-agency failure.
Case FeatureExamining conflicting visit dates, the prosecution's allegations, questions for the court, and the meaning of child-protection records.
Social ObservationRecognize recurring warning signs, receive what a child cannot finish saying, and help protection begin before harm escalates.
New Court ComicCompare the three supervisors’ testimony with the first-instance judgment on management, supervision, verification, follow-up and reporting duties.
Special FeatureA special feature connecting Taiwanese folk memory with the modern judicial record, asking why no one opened the door while rescue was still possible.
Judgment Finalized at the Third InstanceThe Supreme Court dismissed the appeal; Liu Caixuan’s life sentence and Liu Ruolin’s 18-year sentence are final.
In second instanceHe was found guilty in the first trial of negligent death; both the sentencing and the acquittal of forgery were entered into the appeal trial.
Under trialWarnings about the dangers in childcare settings have long preceded schooling.
In second instanceThe Death penalty has not yet been determined in the First Instance, and the second instance continues to examine the issues of murder intention and sentencing.
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Five warning signals, two cities, and a safety check that was never completed.
Public records verified as available · Hearing date awaiting court notice · An indictment is not a conviction Judgment Finalized at the Third InstanceKaikai Case | The Final 115 DaysLiu Caixuan was sentenced to life imprisonment; Liu Ruolin was sentenced to 18 years.
2026.07.23 In second instanceChen Shangjie Case | Three Visits, Yet Rescue Never ArrivedThe second trial begins on 9/16.
Guilty in first trial for negligent Death In First InstanceAbuse of the Pan and Tsai Children | The Harm Began Before KaikaiThe case is under trial in the Taipei District Court.
Keep track In second instanceDrug-Impaired Driving Case Involving a Police Officer’s Death | That Night, He Never Came HomeThe Death penalty in the first trial has not yet been determined.
Under trial in the High Court In second instanceTucheng Two-Year-Old Boy Death Case | Only Two Bottles of Milk RemainedThe sentencing appeal continues.
Court observation notess are online First InstanceLin Xinci Case | The Missing Four DaysProsecutors filed charges on June 26, 2026; no public judgment is currently available.
An indictment is not a conviction · Ongoing trackingFrom individual case warnings to system design, let the next child be seen earlier.
When warning signs accumulate, visits must reveal the true care environment.
02Child Abuse Alerts Mandatory EscalationBruising, weight loss, tooth loss and mental changes should not be viewed separately.
03Real-time connection of cross-system informationSocial welfare, childcare, medical and adoption information need to be cross-checkable.
04Let every visit truly protect childrenFrom completing records to risk identification, tracking and immediate intervention.
Judicial proceedings trackedJudgment Finalized at the Third InstanceAppeal pendingUnder trialIn second instance
In second instanceFirst InstanceWe revisit child-protection cases across regions and eras not to repeat the harm, but to see where systems failed—and where reform must begin.
Mainland China · FujianMAINLAND CHINA HISTORICAL CASEFujian Putian Qiqi CaseWaiting at the village gate · A child’s pleas and justice that came too late
Taiwan · 2005TAIWAN HISTORICAL CASEThe Little Fu CasePublic court history ends at a sixteen-year sentence
Taiwan · 2011TAIWAN HISTORICAL CASEThe Wang Hao CaseHis name entered the law; protection cannot remain on paper
Mainland China · Inner MongoliaMAINLAND CHINA HISTORICAL CASEThe Tian Tian CaseShe never reached spring · Original judgment upheld on appeal
Japan · ChibaJAPAN HISTORICAL CASEThe Mia Kurihara CaseThe questionnaire that was not protected
Some names should not only exist in the news.
Every time I listen, every time I record, every time I take to the streets, I hope that the harm the children have suffered will not be forgotten by time.
We continue to pay attention to children's cases, supervision systems, and record judicial proceedings, not to stay in sorrow, but to hope that the next child can be seen in time and well protected.
Let the neglected harm be seen and let the system really catch the children.
Updated through August 20, 2026. Every number reflects volunteers showing up, documenting proceedings, speaking out, and standing beside affected families.
Continuously record judicial proceedings and important court hearings, accompanying the case through the long trial.
Bringing child safety, victim support, and institutional accountability into public spaces.
Let the attention not only stay in words, but also turn into concrete companionship and support.
New in-person and online initiatives are mirrored here from Activity Records.
21st public action
Speaking Up Ahead of the September 16 Appeal HearingFrom the station plaza to the main concourse, the action kept the case and institutional accountability in public view.In-person outreachChild protection
Online campaign · Ongoing
Let Us Write Kaikai’s Story TogetherPeople following the case and child protection are invited to share reflections, questions, and hopes for reform.Story collectionPublic participation
Record the case trial progress, important court hearings and judicial procedures.
Compile public court dates, judgments and verifiable information.
Organize scattered information into easy-to-understand context and promote the implementation of the child protection system.
Respect the voices of the family members and let the efforts on the long judicial journey be seen.
The four volunteer identities continue the common visual vocabulary of "Guardian, Family, Light and Forward" and can be used flexibly according to different activities and initiative situations.
The above is an artistic image description, used for visual interpretation of the brand and initiative, and does not represent the determination of laws, policies or facts of individual cases.
Put your child's safety and best interests first.
Promote system review and reform and strengthen the children's protection network.
Gather the power of citizens to build a safer society.
Continue to pay attention and continue to act to protect the future of every child.
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