We actively advocate for legal reforms through various channels and platforms, focusing on areas such as the Company Act, Enterprise Mergers and Acquisitions Act, various financial regulations, Personal Data Protection Act, protection of women’s and children’s rights, and the Attorney Act, among others.  For example, since 2021, we have been advocating to extend the statute of limitations for civil claims arising from torts against minors under the Civil Code. Under the current law, the statute of limitations for tort claims is only two years from when the claimant becomes aware of the harm and ten years from the occurrence of the harm. However, minors, due to their limited social experience, often struggle to understand the nature of offenses such as sexual assault, harassment, or other violations of children’s rights.  Additionally, considerations such as family reputation or societal pressures may deter parents or legal guardians from pursuing civil compensation in a timely manner. Consequently, when victims reach adulthood and wish to pursue claims against perpetrators, they often find themselves barred by the existing statute of limitations, infringing on their rights. To address this, we advocate for allowing victims the opportunity to decide by themselves whether to pursue claims after reaching adulthood. The draft amendment has already passed its first reading in the Legislative Yuan with joint sponsorship and is now poised for committee discussions. We remain committed to this effort and continue to work tirelessly toward its realization.