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Keoni Everington
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Journalist, Taiwan News
Taipei
Beats
Politics and General News
Anything that is not motoring, motorsport, automotive technology
Content
By Keoni Everington| Taiwan News@ TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — A 7-Eleven customer who spent NT$45 (NT$1.41) on coffee won the NT$10 million Special Prize in the latest edition of the Taiwan receipt lottery. On Monday (March. 25), the Ministry of Finance (MOF) reported the winning numbers for the January-February round of the lottery.
Taiwan: Migrant women workers dismissed by brokers after becoming pregnant, amid challenges to their reproductive rights
By Keoni Everington| Business and Human Rights@ “78% of female migrant workers in Taiwan end jobs after becoming pregnant”Nearly 80% of migrant workers terminated their contracts after becoming pregnant in 2023. According to statistics from the Health Promotion Administration, about 6,000 migrant workers in Taiwan become pregnant every year. However, many are pressured to resign by employers and brokers after becoming pregnant, per UDN.
By Keoni Everington| Taiwan News@ TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Denmark has reportedly recently started changing the nationality of some Taiwanese residents to "Chinese." Danish newspaper Berlingske on Sunday (March 24) reported on the case of a Taiwanese woman identified as Liao Tzu-jung (35), who with her German partner Daniel Mulnaes (36) recently moved to Denmark.
Company Info
Taiwan News
Taiwan News is an online newspaper based in Taipei, Taiwan, offering content in both English and Chinese. Established in 1949 as China News, it was the first English-language newspaper in Taiwan. The publication transitioned to a fully digital format in 1997 and was rebranded as Taiwan News. It is owned by I-Mei Foods, a prominent Taiwanese food company, with Luis Ko serving as the publisher. The newspaper provides multilingual coverage on various topics, including world news, business, editorials, sports, and entertainment. It focuses on Taiwan's sovereignty and supports the Pan-Green political alignment, advocating for independence and opposing unification with China. Taiwan News partners with organizations like Reuters and PR Newswire for content distribution, catering to expatriates, policymakers, and anyone interested in Taiwan-centric news.
Taipei, Taiwan
+886 2 2351 7666
Founded: 1949