Proposed New Mining Laws To Protect Indigenous and Environmental Rights
Taiwan’s government has proposed changes to the country’s mining laws to better protect the rights of Indigenous people and the environment.
Indigenous Issues
02:07Local Co-Op Cares for Indigenous Atayal Elders as Population Ages
00:36Prosecutors Appeal Acquittal of Nine Men in Indigenous Hunting Case
00:36Court Dismisses Indigenous Hunting Charges After Wildlife Act Amended
00:44Pingpu Plains Indigenous Rights Advance as Taiwan Passes Landmark Bill
05:23Tainan School Keeps Once-Lost Plains Indigenous Language Alive
04:40Indigenous Tsou Community Uses Modern Climbing Skills To Harvest Aiyu
01:31Taiwan's Siraya Indigenous Group Demands Legal Recognition
01:48Hualien's Bunun Communities Preserve Rare Beans Through Home Gardening
04:13Māori and Taiwanese Gather To Celebrate Matariki New Year Together
03:38Indigenous Kavalan Woman Preserves Unique Banana Fiber Weaving Tradition
09:40A Year of Pain: Taiwan's East Coast is Still Reeling After Hualien Earthquake
03:14East Coast Businesses Still Suffering One Year on From Deadly Earthquake
03:21Indigenous Communities Still Struggling a Year On From Hualien Earthquake
02:06RightsCon 2025's First East Asia Event Lands in Taiwan
00:37Indigenous Community Protests Hotel Development Project in Southeastern Taiwan
02:13Activists Warn Against KMT Proposal To Redefine Historical Sites of Injustice