The China Post
Date: February 28, 2017
By: The China Post news staff

A group representing relatives of victims of the 228 Incident have called on the government to unveil “concrete truths” about the 1947 massacre of anti-government protesters.

Chang Chiu-wu, secretary general of the 228 Peace Promotion Association, told the press Monday that the ruling Democratic Progressive Party had d one a “good job” in “neutralizing” Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall to promote transitional justice, but that this was “not enough.”

The group’s demand for a more comprehensive investigation comes despite the Tsai government announcing on Sunday it would release the final tranche of 4,617 classified documents on the incident.
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