主題：人權基礎探討
時間：1999 / 11 / 21 ~ 1999 / 11 / 23
簡介：
In an effort to respond to the Holy Father's call to implement the social teachings of the Church, the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace has initiated a series of Regional Seminars. The first was held in Kumasi, Ghana, in July 1999. The second such Seminar was for the East Asian and South-East region and was held from 21 to 23 November 1999 at Fujen Catholic University, Taipei, Taiwan.
The Seminar was prepared with the collaboration of the Chinese Regional Bishops' Conference (Taiwan). It was coordinated by the John Paul II Institute for Research into Dialogue for Peace at Fujen University.
The theme for the Seminar was The Human Person as the Foundation of Human Rights. The Seminar opened with the Mass of Christ the King on 21 November 1999 at 8:30 am. This was followed by the Fujen Annual Peace Lecture delivered by Archbishop Nguyen, President of the Council, on the topic of Person-Rights-Peace. In the afternoon Regional Justice and Peace Committees set up stalls displaying posters, books, pamphlets and other materials for display.
主要講者：
Carlos Abesamis, SJ, Loyola School of Theology
Graziano Battistella, Scalabrini Migration Centre
Peter Chung, Catholic Diocese of Macau
J. Soedjati Djiwandono, Atma Jaya University
Francis Fukamizu, Catholic Diocese of Tokyo
Thomas Han, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies
Stephen Cardinal Kim, Archbishop Emeritus, Seoul
Diarmuid Martin, Pont. Council for Justice & Peace
Robert A. Sirico, Acton Institute, USA
Satoshi Uesugi, Kansai University, Osaka, Japan
Mary Yuen, Hong Kong Justice and Peace Commission
議程：
Tuesday 23 November 1999
08.30 Registration
Fujen Catholic University Cushing Memorial Hall
09.00 Session Four: The Jubilee Call for Debt Annullment
Chair: Professor Peter Tuen-ho Yang, President of Fujen Catholic University
Lecture 4: Social Dimension of Globalisation
- Mgr Diarmuid Martin, Secretary, Pontifical Council for Justice & Peace, Vatican
Response: The Economic Effects of Debt Annulment
- Professor Thomas Han Hong-soon, Department of Economics,
Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Seoul, Korea
10.45 Session Five: The Rights of Migrant Workers
Chair: Sr. Stephana Wei MMB, Director, Rerum Novarum Workers' Center, Taipei
Lecture 5: Rights of Migrant Workers
- Rev. Graziano Battistella CS, Scalabrini Migration Center, Quezon City, Philippines
Response: Migrant Workers in Japan
- Rev Francis M. Fukamizu, Secretary of Cardinal Shirayanagi, Tokyo, Japan,
Member of Japanese Catholic Board for Justice and Peace
14.00 Session Six: The Person in East Asian Culture and Thought
15.45 Group Discussions
- International Debt
Chair: Sr Maryvonne Duclaux RSCJ, Pontifical Council for Justice & Peace, Vatican
- Migrant Workers
Chair: Rev. Graziano Battistella CS, Scalabrini Migration Center,
Quezon City, Philippines
17.30 Closing Ceremony