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  1. Autumn paper-cut, clay and colorful ink artwork for the child-abuse recognition blind-spots feature

    When Warning Signs Are Split Apart

    Chen Shangjie’s 2/23 hearing notes are cross-checked against five Children’s Welfare League witness records, with fluorescent highlights marking checkable points.

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  2. Colorful autumn ink painting with persimmons, red maples, chrysanthemums, two sparrows and a river

    When the rules are unsettled, protect the child's best interests first

    A US cross-state neonatal-care dispute and Hungary's adoption announcement test auditable best-interests procedure.

    Read the full brief
  3. Autumn paper-and-clay artwork of a grandmother facing layered doors and warm light

    Grandmother Outside the Door

    Five direct answers, five auditable protection outcomes, and two Chinese share posters ask who must complete the safety check.

    Read Chapter 4
  4. Colorful autumn ink painting with persimmons, chrysanthemums, sparrows and a protected lantern

    More reports, but children still left in danger

    South Korea’s 38 child-abuse deaths and 8.6% separation figure, compared with five auditable gaps in Taiwan.

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  5. Colorful ink-wash flowers, birds, lotus leaves, and red thread symbolising repair of a broken safety net

    Not a Scapegoat | Four Sets of Case-Specific Evidence

    News claims, official records, and analysis compared; Chen Shang-jie’s duty arose from the specific evidence in this case—not from the social-work profession as a whole.

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  6. Multiple Perspectives artwork for The Critical Seventeen-Day Countdown

    The Critical Seventeen-Day Countdown

    After the fourth tooth was reported missing, what was followed up—the paperwork, or the child? Witness testimony reconstructs the risk trajectory that can be supported between December 7 and 24.

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  7. A symbolic figure of Kaikai in a navy and light-blue striped long-sleeve shirt, holding a paper star in Morandi paper-cut and clay art

    The Question That Landed in Every Adult’s Heart

    The complete translated sequence in which Bai Lifang was repeatedly questioned about recognizing abuse, reporting suspicion, visits, and protective responsibility.

    Read the full English feature
  8. Paper-and-clay artwork for Too Many Injuries to Finish Recording

    Too Many Injuries to Finish Recording

    A court observer records the expert explanation of the injury-distribution chart and the public hearing information.

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  9. Golden embroidered eye symbolising awareness and the duty to protect

    Guarantor Status | Who Has a Duty to Protect the Child?

    Understanding duties of protection and the legal boundary between action and omission through the Kaikai case.

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  10. Main artwork for Kaikai Chapter Two

    Chapter Two | The Child Nobody Wanted

    A full inquiry into adoption placement, care handovers and institutional responsibility.

    Enter Chapter Two
  11. Main artwork for Kaikai Chapter One

    Chapter One | A Child Without Parents

    From an old chair-maiden legend to the Kaikai case: 24 animations and eight complete chapters.

    Enter Chapter One
  12. A symbolic child figure facing the light in an ink landscape

    Chen Shangjie Appeal Preparatory Proceeding

    Case No. 115年度上訴字第4688號 · September 16 at 2:30 p.m., Taiwan High Court, Special Courtroom (專一法庭).

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  13. Artwork for the Luo Brothers retrial

    Luo Brothers Miscarriage-of-Justice Retrial

    Latest developments, case background and complete documents.

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  14. Clay hands holding a glowing heart for the donation notice

    Continuing Our Shared Support as Another Act of Care

    The remaining NT$27,128 in public activity funds from the January 11 march was donated in full.

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