66. According to Article 33 of the Immigration Act, if a foreigner is sentenced to more than one year of imprisonment, his or her permanent residence permit will be revoked or annulled and the Alien Permanent Resident Certificate will be cancelled. The current Act only excludes crimes of negligence, but not those for which the court has granted probation. As a result, even if a parent is involved in a crime and is given a chance to amend with probation, the child will be subject to a chain reaction and need to leave the country within a certain period of time,37 which causes great turmoil in the child's life. 67. The administrative review under Article 36 of the Immigration Act is also inconsistent with the requirement of Article 9 of the CRC regarding judicial review. 68. Recommendations: （1） It is reported that the MOI has started to amend the Immigration Act. The NHRC calls for speedy completion of the amendment, so that the rights of children of new immigrants are protected, and that a specific assessment of the applicable laws and regulations should be made to monitor the chain reaction of the deadline for children’s departure. In addition, education of international human rights conventions for judicial and administrative personnel who handle immigration cases should be strengthened. （2） Article 36 of the Immigration Act provides that review committee meetings should be convened, and the NHRC believes the results should be made public, on the premise of safeguarding personal information, in order to facilitate review by human rights organizations. Issue 14 Freedom of Assembly and Association 69. In light of the amendment to the Civil Code to lower the age of majority and to protect the right of children to freedom of association and peaceful assembly under Article 15 of the CRC, the Government should take complementary measures. 70. Recommendation: The MOI should continue to track the legislative progress of the Social Association Act, change the creation of such 37 Central News Agency (2021). Three Sisters Plead Not to be Deported to Indonesia, HSU Kuo-yung: Order to Leave the Country on Hold. https://www.cna.com.tw/news/aipl/202201280149.aspx 35