In this engaging discussion, Weitseng Chen, a law expert from the National University of Singapore, Lev Nachman, a political scientist at National Taiwan University, and Chien-Chih Lin, a specialist in comparative constitutional law, delve into Taiwan's current constitutional crisis. They explore the contentious political landscape influenced by recent legislative changes affecting the Constitutional Court. Highlights include the challenges of judicial independence amidst party polarization, implications for Taiwan's 2024 elections, and the urgent need for reforms to safeguard democratic institutions.
