Taiwan

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Amendments to the Immigration Act failed to include protections against the refoulement of asylum seekers. Legal reforms provided greater protections for Indigenous Peoples. Most limitations on transnational same-sex marriage were removed. Legal reforms granted the authorities increased powers to prevent the online sharing of non-consensual sexual content. The government failed to commit to a deadline to phase out fossil fuels.

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Retains the death penalty in law

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