Taiwan Anti-corruption & Whistleblower Protection Association
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UnclaimedA Taiwanese non-profit association founded by Huang Kuo-chang and others to promote anti-corruption and whistleblower protection.
Last updated September 27, 2026
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Overview
The Taiwan Anti-corruption & Whistleblower Protection Association (Chinese: 台灣公益揭弊暨吹哨者保護協會) is a Taiwanese non-profit organization founded by Huang Kuo-chang, Chang Chin-yuan and others. It works to promote anti-corruption, public-interest whistleblowing, and the protection of whistleblowers in Taiwan. The association operates as a civil-society body rather than a commercial enterprise, and its official website is tawpa.org. Its activities center on advocacy, public education, and support for individuals who report wrongdoing in the public interest.
History
The Taiwan Anti-corruption & Whistleblower Protection Association was established in Taiwan as a non-profit organization by Huang Kuo-chang, Chang Chin-yuan and others. It was created to address anti-corruption and whistleblower protection issues in the country. The association is registered as a civil-society organization and maintains an official website at tawpa.org. Further details about its founding date and specific historical milestones are not available in the provided evidence.
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Non-profit civil-society organization focused on anti-corruption and whistleblower protection in Taiwan.
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