Taiwanese Rapper Claims Global Rights

A Taiwanese organization, with a background in the technology and engineering sectors, is collaborating with over 30 international non-profit organizations. They aim to address growing poverty and inequality, promoting a concept of 'cooperative win-win' to help the disadvantaged. They have also collaborated with international NGOs and government representatives for a 60th-anniversary celebration. A 60th-anniversary celebration is planned, featuring international guests, government officials, NGO representatives, and religious leaders, along with classic videos detailing the organization's history. Over the past three years, they have assisted 98 countries by sending over 1,000 units of protective supplies, navigating international logistics, customs, and tax exemptions. A Buddhist-background religious organization in Taiwan, primarily focused on technology and science, has expanded its partnerships to over 30 Non-Profit Organizations (NPOs) globally. The Tzu Chi Foundation, a Buddhist-based organization, has expanded its partnerships to over 30 internationally renowned NGOs. The organization also addresses societal inequality by supporting the poor and those in need. The organization said collaboration for achieving the UN's Sustainable Development Goals, specifically SDG 17. The organization aims to help the disadvantaged and reduce inequality, guided by the principle of 'feeling the pain of others as one's own.' A Taiwan-based NPO has expanded its partnerships to over 30 well-known international NPOs, focusing on the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal 17, which said partnerships to achieve the SDGs. A speaker stated that Taiwan has the right to engage with the world and will not retreat due to pressure.