Thesis, Report, Essay, Forum  from Taiwan

• CHEN, H.F., W.H.J. KUO, C.J. Shih, M.Y. SHIEH and C.H. LEE 2007 Aspects of legalizing the protection of biodiversity-related traditional knowledge of the indigenous peoples. The Taiwan Law Review (143): 148-163。(Formal Chinese without Eng summary)

• KUO, W.H.J., J.H. CHEN, M.Y. SHIEH, C.H. LEE, and K.J. NI  2006 Legalizing the Acquisition of Genetic Resources in Chinese Taipei: A Proposal。The 2006 APEC-ATCWG Workshop on Interaction of CBD and TRIPs Related Issues on the Plant Genetic Resources, Taipei. APEC-Chinese Taipei, TAIWAN.

• KUO, W.H.J., J.H. CHEN, H.F. YEN, and A.L.C. Hong 2005 Ethno-pharmacological Knowledge of Taiwan and its Protection. Technology Law Review, 2:63-95. (Formal Chinese without Eng summary)

• KUO, W.H.J., J.H. CHEN, S.C. CHEN, and S.Y. CHOU 2005 A preliminary study on the protection of traditional knowledge. Tsing Hua Journal of Law and Technology Policy, 2:49-99. (Formal Chinese with Eng summary)

• KUO, W.H.J., J.H. CHEN, H.F. YEN and A.I.C. HONG 2005 Ethno-pharmacological knowledge of Taiwan and its protection. Symposium on Bioethics and Biotherapy. Hokkaido University.  (Formal Chinese without Eng summary)

• KUO, W.H.J., J.H. CHEN, S.C. CHEN, and S.Y. CHOU 2004 Nature of Traditional Knowledge and its Protection --- Taiwan's Perspective.  Presented at the Forum "The Evolution of the IP-system, especially in Biotechnology-European and Asian Perspectives". Hanken School of Economics and Business Administration, Helsinki, Finland.

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• Lin, Chian-I  2002  Copyright Protection of Indigenous Traditional Musical Works
  --The Case of International Copyright Infringement of A Performance by Difang

• IPR draft law for Aborigines under attack--- CULTURAL PROTECTION: While some cite the theft of a Taiwan Aboriginal song by German band Enigma a few years ago as an example of why traditions need to be protected, others say a law would actually limit the culture that it is trying to preserve.    --By Chong, Hui-yeung   Staff Reporter, Taipei Times,  Aug 23, 2000, Page 4

• Intellectual Property Rights of the Aboriginal Peoples of Taiwan 　  --By Yvonne Lin Mei-Jung,  　 -- Translated by Martin Williams 　 　
  World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) regulations regard intellectual property rights to apply to property produced on the basis of intellectual creation, particularly inventions and works of literature or art.  "Property rights" pertain to situations in which inventions or creative works with copyright protection may only be utilised with the agreement of the inventor, author or other "owner of rights".

• TAIWAN ABORIGINAL SINGERS SETTLE COPYRIGHT LAWSUIT
  Taiwanese aboriginal singer Difang and his wife, Agay, have reached an out-of-court settlement with Virgin Records America, Enigma, and the International Olympic Committee in a three-year copyright-infringement lawsuit.