A Year of Human Rights Covenants: Great Leap for Taiwan National Human Rights Commission, Taiwan ▋ Members of the NHRC and the NACS at the “cooperative education campaign to promote human rights awareness among civil servants.” concerning women’s leadership position in ancestor worship guilds, protection of personal freedom, human rights protection for offenders with psychosocial disabilities under custodial protection, alleged violation of the freedom of marriage of domestic spouses when foreign spouses are unable to enter Taiwan for reunion, due procedure for handling campus bullying, revelation of the lack of awareness of the rights for persons with disabilities when autism spectrum disorder (ASD) sufferers are maltreated in the mass rapid transit system, health and safety concerning the packaged soy sauce labeling regulations, disaster prevention plan for the emergency escape of persons with disabilities, blaming children with Tourette syndrome as troublemakers, the situation and right to family reunion of children with PRC spouses under COVID-19 pandemic, the childcare difficulties of children of migrant workers in Taiwan, and whether it is reasonable to terminate the employment contracts of migrant workers causing fatalities to others when jaywalking on the vehicle lane against the law. NHRC staff training The human rights education of the national civil service system begins from the NHRC. Since the NHRC was established, we have spared no efforts in providing professional human rights training for NHRC staff. During August 1, 2021 to December 31, 2022, we arranged a total of 57 hours of training courses for over 952 attendees. Additionally, aiming to improve organizational effectiveness and resilience, we invited scholars to plan courses and develop the training syllabus of the NHRC that combined the services we offered over the past two years, including experiences exchange between domestic and foreign human rights institutions. In 2022 we planned the learning map for the institutionalization of human rights, human rights National Human Rights Commission 2022 Annual Report 61