TAIPEI -- Taiwan's opposition coalition has forced through bills including one that risks effectively suspending the top court, sparking protests from lawyers and a political crisis that could drag on into 2025.
Opposition passes key bills including new rules on judges, triggering outcry by lawyers
Lawmakers from the main opposition Kuomintang vote while Democratic Progressive Party members stage a protest over a trio of controversial bills in the Legislative Yuan on Dec. 20. © Reuters
TAIPEI -- Taiwan's opposition coalition has forced through bills including one that risks effectively suspending the top court, sparking protests from lawyers and a political crisis that could drag on into 2025.