"Once we found out there was a way to escape totalitarian rule, we couldn't stop thinking about it." Chinese asylum-seekers flock to the sleepy Colombian port of Necoclí en route to a dangerous people-smuggling trail.

If you are a parent, grandparent, teacher or educator, you may ask yourself: Should I talk to kids about Russian-Ukrainian war? It can be hard to know whether or not to discuss these issues with our children, and if we do, how should we go about doing it?

Simon Lee, a street sleeper and practitioner of what is now known as the “lying flat” movement, passed away in December 2021. Hong Kong photographer Ko Chung Ming had the chance to document the bits and pieces of Simon’s life and his way of engaging with the social world.

One hundred years after its birth, the long-since locked away ‘Waters of Immortality’ has been fully restored, and on December 18th 2021, MoNTUE will once again unveil her to the world.

2020 was Taiwan’s first time releasing two reports on seafloor debris. The past survey of marine debris in Taiwan mostly concentrated on coasts and sea surfaces. Therefore, these reports on seafloor debris provide the missing puzzle that we needed to better understand the realities of Taiwan’s marine debris.

On April 2, 2021, a Taroko express train derailed at a tunnel in Hualien, resulting in 49 casualties. A group of volunteer mortuary cosmetologists from the 76 Monks immediately assisted in the reconstruction of the corpses with the intent of protecting the dignity of those who perished...