Liu Chin-shih
Liu Chin-shih was a prominent Taiwanese human rights activist and former chairperson of the Formosa Political Prisoners Association (FPPA), known for his lifelong dedication to the struggle for democracy, freedom, and human rights in Taiwan. Born in Yilan County, Liu's early experiences during the 228 Massacre ignited his commitment to Taiwanese independence. He was arrested in 1962 for his activism and sentenced to ten years in prison, where he endured significant hardship yet remained steadfast in his beliefs. After his release, he played a crucial role in establishing the FPPA, supporting the families of political prisoners and advocating for democratic reforms in Taiwan. Liu's legacy is celebrated for laying the groundwork for Taiwan's democratic development.
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Liu Chin-shih was honored posthumously for his lifelong struggle for democracy, freedom, and human rights in Taiwan.
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