自一九七五年起至今，聯合國舉辦四次的世界婦女大會。四次會議都包含官方會議及非官方（NGO）論壇兩個部分，廣泛地討論女性所面臨的各種問題。目前聯合國有很多工作迫切需要非政府組織配合推動，如:人權保障與人道救援、婦女與兒童問題、環保與教育等工作。許多新興的國際團體，不論是官方、私人的組織，紛紛投入婦女議題的討論，國際性的宣示與會議因應而生，相關婦女問題的報導與學術著作，也在全球各地的資料庫中隨處可見。 在全球化潮流影響下，台灣婦女生活與國際變遷產生相當大的關係，許多國內婦女團體深刻瞭解此一重要性，在諸多議題上與各區域聯盟及國際組織進行合作，主辦相關國際研討會邀集各婦女團體直接交流；期望透過國際性交流對話，進一步建立台灣婦女團體未來參與聯合國活動及國際組織之策略及機會，展現台灣婦女團體豐碩的發展成果，進而使國際社會更瞭解台灣，也讓台灣順利進入國際舞台！ 本論文即是從女權議題的倡導與發展，探討「國際女性主義」潮流中非政府組織的角色，透過對於台灣民間婦女團體在國內與國際發展的分析，反思台灣婦女團體在傳統國際政治議程上發聲所呈現的意義。 Since 1975 to date, the United Nations has held four World Conferences on Women. Those conferences included two parts: official meetings and unofficial (NGO) forums. These conferences broadly discussed every kind of issues that women are facing. Currently in the United Nations, there are many works that need to be pushed forward urgently with the coordination of NGOs, for example: protection of human rights and humanitarian relief, women and children issues, environmental protection and education. Many emerging international groups, regardless of official or private organizations, are participating the discussions of women issues. International oaths and meetings are emerging; reports and academic writings related to women issues are easy to find in the databases around the world. On the other hand, under the influence of globalization, a relationship has been developed between Taiwanese women and international transition. Many domestic women groups deeply understand the importance. They cooperate with local alliances and international organizations on many issues by organizing international conference and inviting every women group to interact directly. It is hoped that, through the international interchange and dialogue, the strategy and opportunity of Taiwanese women groups in participating future UN activities and international organizations can be further developed. We can demonstrate the great achievement of Taiwanese women groups to the world, so that the international society can even more understand Taiwan, and thus let Taiwan smoothly enter the world stage. This thesis explores the initiation and development of women right issues and discusses the role of NGOs in the trend of international feminism. Through the analysis of both domestic and international development of Taiwanese civil women groups, we introspect the meaning demonstrated by Taiwanese women groups in voicing at the agenda of traditionally international politics.
