Part II ＞ Our Efforts and Transformation exhibition at the Formosa Boulevard Station of Kaohsiung Metro in collaboration with Amnesty International Taiwan and with the participation of The Taiwan Association for Human Rights, Taiwan Tongzhi (LGBTQ+) Hotline Association, and Kaohsiung Women Awakening Association. Amnesty International (AI) is an international human rights organization focusing on human rights. It also earned the Nobel Peace Prize in 1977. The human rights poster exhibition included 12 posters made by worldwide artists for AI, posters on gender-based violence from AI Mexico, and posters of cases of the “Write for Rights” launched by AI in recent years. Through ▋ “The Torch of Human Rights Across Boundaries” poster exhibition. 66 National Human Rights Commission 2022 Annual Report the poster exhibition, we aimed to let the public look into the different aspects of human rights. The poster exhibition also linked to the history of human rights rescue during the White Terror period. With the archives of the National Archives Administration and Kaohsiung Museum of History and the historical correspondence of AI, we depicted how AI engaged in the rescue overseas with letters from different parts of the world and how AI even sent staff to audit the court martial after the Kaohsiung (Formosa) Incident (1979), bringing a lesson of democracy and liberty to Taiwan at that time.