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Taipei’s mayor will visit 228 Peace Memorial Park on Feb. 28 to honor the 1947 228 Incident victims. The park symbolizes Taiwan’s struggle for peace and reconciliation.

Explore Taiwan’s transition from Japan to the Republic of China at Taiwan Historica’s exhibition in Nantou City. Discover key documents and diverse historical insights from 1945.

KMT Chairman Eric Chu calls for unity and reflection at Taipei’s 228 Peace Memorial Park, urging humility from leaders and collaboration for Taiwan’s progress.

President Lai Ching-te welcomed the 2025 overseas 228 Incident descendants’ delegation, pledging justice and truth. He emphasized unity in defending Taiwan’s sovereignty.

Ko Cheng-fa, father of former Taiwan People’s Party chairman Ko Wen-je, died at 94 in Hsinchu. He was hospitalized after a bicycle accident and diagnosed with cancer.

Taiwan is working on honoring its history with a new draft bill aimed at preserving historical sites of injustice, including the Tianma Tea House and former Taipei Post Office. Learn about the criteria for these sites and the first batch of 25 locations recognized for their roles in human rights violations during authoritarian rule from 1945 to 1992.

Discover the latest controversy surrounding the 228 Incident in Taiwan, where former officials are accused of downplaying the Kuomintang’s role in the massacre, sparking debate over death toll estimates and historical accountability.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an, descendant of Chiang Kai-shek, announces intention to engage with democratic society at 228 Incident commemoration events, advocating for human rights and education. The 228 Incident, a bloody conflict in 1947 under the Chinese Nationalist Government’s rule, led to Taiwan’s 38-year martial law period. Mayor Chiang’s involvement signifies a significant step towards transitional justice in Taiwan.

TAIPEI (TVBS News) — A pro-Taiwan group filed a lawsuit against Taipei City Mayor Chiang Wan-an on Wednesday (March 1), urging him to bury the coffin of his great grandfather, former President Chiang Kai-shek. 

Since taking office, Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen has made transitional justice a top priority.