Aligning Immigrant Laborers, Endeavoring Absolute Justice

Aligning Immigrant Laborers, Endeavoring Absolute Justice

Aligning Immigrant Laborers, Endeavoring Absolute Justice

Genre: Community groups and special multitude

 

1. Project Description:

          The topic of this study focuses on the dilemma faced by migrant workers in Taiwan to better understand how non-profit organizations can help them improve their lives. At the sites of many major projects and in hospital wards, even in their own homes, many It can be seen that foreign migrants have come to Taiwan because they couldn't find a suitable job to support their families in their home country. However, after coming to Taiwan, incomplete legal provisions and measures have deprived these migrants of their work rights. Preventing their lives and property from being protected intact, leading to related social adaptation issues, leading to biased news reports, allowing the public to have a social stereotype of them, and this also deepens the difficulty of migration in life; two The transferees, composed of members of the former Quartet newspaper, are committed to writing fair and impartial reports and translating them into a language that migrant workers can read, so that they can read while working hard in Taiwan. I also hope that such reports can change the Taiwanese society's foreign transfer workers. impression.

 

 

 

 

2. Geographic Description:

         Taiwan, an island nation once called Formosa, which means 'beautiful island', is filled with beauty of both nature and humans. With the increase of the elderly population and the decline of newborn, the ratio of the young and middle-aged population is increasing. In response to this situation, in Taiwan there are one in 40 migrates who came from Southeast Asia. In the capital of Taiwan, Taipei, there are nearly 100,000 foreign workers who move to work in industry and social welfare, and make up for the lack of work in the industrial chain. Beside the yearning toward home, there is also a cultural and food incompatibility when traveling alone in a foreign place. Walking on the streets of Taipei, there are various kinds of Southeast Asian grocery stores. A small Indonesian Street on Beiping West Road around Taipei Station has attracted the attention of many Indonesian migrant workers, the street fulfilled their desire of eating the food from their hometown. Taipei Main Station, an important hub of Taiwan's transportation, is the bridge to connect north and south, it is also a comfort circle for the Southeast Asian workers while in Taiwan. Therefore, migrant workers can be seen at Taipei Station every weekend. There are even Southeast Asian workers from Hualien, the far eastern part of Taiwan, who came to Taipei to meet their friends, so that they can have a little rest while still living in the working environment.

 

 

 

3. Plan Overview:

          The project focuses on the Southeast Asian migrant workers’ dilemma when they are working in Taiwan, so we can better understand how non-profit organizations help the Southeast Asian workers to improve their lives. In many project sites, hospitals or even private houses, people can see foreign migrant workers. They generally come to Taiwan because they cannot find suitable jobs in their home countries to support family expenses. However, after coming to Taiwan, incomplete legal provisions and measures have deprived these migrants of their work rights, and their lives and property cannot be fully protected. Relevant social adaptation issues have been generated, leading to biased news reports, allowing the public to have a social stereotype on them, which also deepens the difficulty for the migrant workers to blend in the society. A team of two former members of The-4-Way-News makeup Migrants’ Park. They are devoted to writing fair and unbiased reports and translate the reports into languages that migrant workers can read, so that they can read while working in Taiwan. The two also hope such reports can change Taiwan society's impression of foreign migrant workers.

 

 

4. Discuss and Internet environment:

          During the production of this project, we used the school's community class and discussed and produced it after school. In school, we will discuss and write web content in the classroom, and the recording tool will use our own laptop to query the data and content records. In order to organize the data and the convenience of correction, all content and photos are uploaded to the google drive folder, and the shared google docs are opened, so that in the case of sharing, all team members can discuss and modify online together; , The Internet we use is the local area network fiber (100MB) provided by the school, which allows us to query data and records more quickly and efficiently.

 

 

5. Problems we have to Overcome:

          When we were doing the research, we could only find limited information about Migrants' Park. In order to solve this problem, we invited the founder for an interview, so that we can learn more about the association. Another problem we faced during the project is that we encountered the prohibition of not coming to school due to the break-out of the CoronaVirus. We figured that we can use on-line communicators such as LINE to discuss our project, and complete our works in google drive.

 

 

 

6. Participation:

          Participation in International Schools CyberFair makes us as a more active citizen. We had learned about various groups of people who need help from society and different groups of people who are putting effort into helping the society. From this learning, we want to promote these groups of people and association’s caring to the world and make people feel the temperature of this society.

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No.800, Huacheng Rd., Xindian Dist., New Taipei City 231, Taiwan

 

TEL:+886-2-2216-6000

 

Website URL: http://www.kcis.ntpc.edu.tw/2020cyberfair/SH/AIL/index.html