Green Island Human Rights Culture Park (Green Island Prison / Lyudao Prison)

Green Island Prison (historically) and the present-day Green Island Human Rights Culture Park occupy part of Green Island (Lyudao), a small volcanic island administered as Lyudao Township of Taitung County, Taiwan. The site served as a penal colony for political prisoners during Taiwan's period of martial law (the White Terror era) and has since been converted into a cultural and memorial site focused on human-rights history. The island is described in the source material as primarily known today as a tourist hotspot and the prison complex is presented as a preserved/preserved-in-part site of memory rather than an actively operating correctional facility. The supplied source material contains historical and cultural context about the prison's use for incarcerating political prisoners and its subsequent adaptive reuse as a human-rights culture park, but does not record or document any paranormal reports, named spirits, eyewitness accounts, or investigative findings. Where broader interpretive frameworks might connect places of political repression to hauntings, the source does not make or cite such claims; therefore no paranormal phenomena are attested in the provided notes.