Digital Rights Activists in Taiwan Driven by Memory and Threat of Authoritarianism

Liu I-Chen, Kuan-Ju Chou, and Grace Huang are prominent advocates for digital rights in Taiwan. They discuss the urgent need for data protection legislation amid rising authoritarian threats. The trio highlights grassroots movements pushing for a digital Bill of Rights and the role of civil society in maintaining Taiwan's democratic values. They explore how cybersecurity challenges, especially from China, are shaping their fight for freedom of expression. Insights from the RightsCon summit reveal Taiwan's position as a beacon of online liberty in Asia.