Independent Opinion of CEDAW safe and sustainable development of the online environment as protected legal interests. They should provide emergency protection and assistance to victims, establish grounds for victims to claim the right to be forgotten or to have their sexually private images removed, and place corresponding responsibilities on Internet service providers.
(2) Pending the improvement of laws and regulations, the government should fulfill its national obligations under CEDAW rules to expand and flexibly apply existing laws and regulations related to sexual violence to provide protection, assistance, and support to victims in order to reduce harm on them. The government should also prioritize education and training for police, judicial, medical, social, education, and media personnel to develop their competence in addressing this issue.
Recommendation 6 The government should work together across agencies to improve the forensic interview system for sexual assault cases, link it to existing criminal procedures, provide guidelines, improve training, and regularly evaluate the system. There is a particular need to protect the rights of child or mentally disabled witnesses and victims to due process and respect for the value of their testimony.
Recommendation 7 The Executive Yuan and the Judicial Yuan should integrate resources, establish a preservice and on-the-job training system for interpreters, ensure the quality and accuracy of interpretation; create a certification ¯44¯