The Exhibition, Jalan-Jalan Be with you along the way of Kaohsiung Museum of Labor reappears as Online Exhibition

"Jalan-Jalan Be with you along the way: Special Exhibition on the Human Rights of Migrants in Kaohsiung & Pingtung,” which was first launched by Kaohsiung Museum of Labor two years ago, was completed in February of this year. In Kaohsiung-Pingtung regions, the exhibition conducted interviews and gathered materials through various NGO groups, allowing visitors to learn about the daily lives and jobs of new immigrants and migrant workers from each exhibition area. After a half year of planning and due to the positive response from the public, the Kaohsiung Museum of Labor has replicated the exhibition online as of August 1.

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The Exhibition, Jalan-Jalan Be with you along the way of Kaohsiung Museum of Labor reappears as Online Exhibition.Photo reproduced from Kaohsiung Museum of Labor website

According to the Kaohsiung Museum of Labor, online exhibitions have gained popularity recently as a result of the epidemic's effects. After the exhibition concluded this year, the Museum and the curatorial team started actively planning online exhibitions as a result of the positive reception this exhibition received from the general audience. The online exhibition includes a detailed replica of the actual exhibition in addition to highlighting particular elements that are simple to miss in the latter.

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The Exhibition, Jalan-Jalan Be with you along the way of Kaohsiung Museum of Labor reappears as Online Exhibition.Photo reproduced from Kaohsiung Museum of Labor website

Chinese, English, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian, and Tagalog are among the six languages that the "Jalan-Jalan Be with you along the way online exhibition" will be available in. The Kaohsiung Museum of Labor expressed the hope that more people would become aware of and concerned about mobile human rights as a result of seeing on the Internet the contribution that newcomers and migrant workers have made to Taiwan.

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The Exhibition, Jalan-Jalan Be with you along the way of Kaohsiung Museum of Labor reappears as Online Exhibition.Photo reproduced from Kaohsiung Museum of Labor website