Taiwan Communiqué no. 55, June 1992

TABLE OF CONTENTS
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• Independence leader George Chang sentenced
  
  
• "Abolish the National Assembly" -- I
  • Constitutional reform paralyzed
  • Decision postponed until 1995
  • Five days in April
  • "This is not Tienanmen Square"
  • KMT pushes only token reforms
  • Rebellion within KMT ranks
  • The DPP and Independents walk out
  • A mixed bag of amendments
    
    
• "Abolish the National Assembly" -- II
  • Control Yuan downgraded
  • A new "Constitutional Court" to disband political parties
  • No direct presidential elections
    
    

• "Article 100" Revised
  • Taiwan Independence not "seditious" anymore
  • Political prisoners released
  • Overseas blacklist disappears ... more or less
  • How the revision of Criminal Code 100 came about
    
    
• Economic / Environmental Report
  • April 26: Remembering Chernobyl
  • Protests Against 4th Nuclear Power Plant
  • Legislative Yuan considers Nuclear Plant budget
  • Kaohsiung Protest Against Refinery Broken Up
    
    
• Notes
  • Aborigines protest new name
  • Note from the editor: changes in Communiqué