In July 2021 we published an investigative report with various recommendations. In the following year, we urged the Legislative Yuan to pass the amendment to the Act on Promoting Transitional Justice ( 促進轉型正義條例 ) by including administrative wrongs in the act. In accordance with the amendment and our investigation report, the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) approved the political rehabilitation of Mr. Lin Shui-chuan after review. 5 First-time establishment of the “reasonable accommodation” guidelines for persons with disabilities Through concerns and follow-ups, we have urged the Ministry of Education (MOE) to consider the actual needs of students with disabilities more actively, revise the relevant examination rules, and amend Article 10 of the Special Education Act by including “reasonable accommodation” for the legislature to deliberate. Additionally, we also urged the Directorate-General of Personnel Administration, Executive Yuan, to complete the “Manual for Employees with Disabilities” for making the employment and workplace environment friendlier to persons with disabilities in 2021. Based partly on overseas experiences and cases, we are now establishing the “Guidelines of Reasonable Accommodation for Persons with Disabilities”. This project aims to urge government agencies to understand the concept and implications of reasonable accommodation. Through advocacy and education, it is hoped to encourage them to develop relavant guidelines appropriate to their functions. 6 First-time systemic review of the human rights issues of foreign fishermen, with the NHRC special report accepted by the government Human rights issues of foreign fishermen have been the international focus for years and they are also our special concern. Through the NHRC special report, we made our points and recommendations. During the execution of our project, we urged the relevant authorities to report their efforts and make feasibility assessment of “stopping forced labor in distant water fisheries” as advocated by civic groups. Additionally, we visited Cianjhen Fishing Harbor in Kaohsiung and Nanfangao Fishing Harbor in Yilan to exchange opinions and hold professional forums on human rights with fishing crew. We also held four discussions with the relevant government agencies, civic groups, and related industries. After all these, we completed the first NHRC Special Report on important human rights issues, published Road to Migrant Fishers’ Rights, and made specific recommendations. 12 National Human Rights Commission 2022 Annual Report