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- Yang Fang-wan (Chinese: 楊芳; pinyin: Yáng Fāngwǎn; born 1956) is a Taiwanese lawyer and politician. She is active in the women's rights movement has worked with the Awakening Foundation. Yang later served on the Commission on Women's Rights Promotion. In 2007, Yang represented Wu Shu-jen in a corruption case brought against Wu's husband Chen Shui-bian. She assumed a seat on the Legislative Yuan on 24 May 2007, shortly after Lu Tien-ling took office as head of the Council of Labor Affairs. The Awakening Foundation commended Yang for her support of women's rights during her legislative tenure and recommended that Yang be placed on the Democratic Progressive Party list for an at-large seat in 2008. However, Yang was not reelected via proportional representation. In March 2017, Yang was nominated for a position on the Control Yuan. She was confirmed as a member of the Control Yuan in January 2018. (en)
- 楊芳婉（1956年－），是臺灣女律師，民主進步黨黨籍，專長是性別平等法律，長期致力促進婦女權益，現任監察委員，曾任第3－4屆理事長，行政院婦女權益促進委員會第五屆委員，行政院勞工委員會兩性工作平等委員會委員，現任理事、副理事長。2007年5月13日，因民主進步黨立法委員盧天麟轉任勞委會主委，遞補為第6屆全國不分區立法委員；並於2011年7月13日獲民進黨提名為2012年中華民國立法委員選舉全國不分區立委排名第21位。 2016年6月8日任職國家年金改革委員會委員。 (zh)
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- 楊芳婉（1956年－），是臺灣女律師，民主進步黨黨籍，專長是性別平等法律，長期致力促進婦女權益，現任監察委員，曾任第3－4屆理事長，行政院婦女權益促進委員會第五屆委員，行政院勞工委員會兩性工作平等委員會委員，現任理事、副理事長。2007年5月13日，因民主進步黨立法委員盧天麟轉任勞委會主委，遞補為第6屆全國不分區立法委員；並於2011年7月13日獲民進黨提名為2012年中華民國立法委員選舉全國不分區立委排名第21位。 2016年6月8日任職國家年金改革委員會委員。 (zh)
- Yang Fang-wan (Chinese: 楊芳; pinyin: Yáng Fāngwǎn; born 1956) is a Taiwanese lawyer and politician. She is active in the women's rights movement has worked with the Awakening Foundation. Yang later served on the Commission on Women's Rights Promotion. In 2007, Yang represented Wu Shu-jen in a corruption case brought against Wu's husband Chen Shui-bian. She assumed a seat on the Legislative Yuan on 24 May 2007, shortly after Lu Tien-ling took office as head of the Council of Labor Affairs. The Awakening Foundation commended Yang for her support of women's rights during her legislative tenure and recommended that Yang be placed on the Democratic Progressive Party list for an at-large seat in 2008. However, Yang was not reelected via proportional representation. In March 2017, Yang was nominat (en)
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- 楊芳婉 (zh)
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