2003年的SARS风暴期间,台湾当局对超过15万人施行了强制隔离措施,明显存在着不少缺失,如和平医院的封院隔离决策、过当的强制居家隔离及对被隔离者的不公平待遇等等。本文从“人权”与“社会正义”的规范性视野对此进行了分析和批评,进而提出,任何使最基本人权受到侵害的防疫隔离措施,都是不正当的。作者试图从中汲取出一些具有未来性及建设性的伦理省思,以期促成社会的进步转化。 During the SARS storm in 2003, the Taiwan authorities imposed compulsory segregation measures on more than 150,000 people. There are obviously many deficiencies, such as the decision of the Heping Hospital to separate the hospital from the hospital, the forced separation of the government from the home and the unfairness to the separated Treatment and so on. This article analyzes and criticizes this from the normative horizons of “human rights” and “social justice”, and further states that any measure of quarantine and quarantine that infringes the most basic human rights is unfair. The author attempts to draw some futuristic and constructive ethical thinking in order to promote the social transformation.