In addition to today’s top story about Chinese military activity in the region, we’re also focusing on a major domestic story about labor rights. Migrant workers held their annual march in Taipei over the weekend, calling for fairer visa rules — including opportunities to stay in Taiwan longer. Right now, most blue-collar workers can stay for up to 12 years (14 for caregivers) and are limited to contracts of up to three years, often creating uncertainty over continued employment. With more than 800,000 migrant workers in Taiwan — many doing essential jobs in caregiving, manufacturing, and agriculture — assignment editor Chia Chang explains what they’re asking for, and why some protesters showed up dressed as packages of meat.