Taiwan's Indigenous Hunters Push for Greater Freedom
For decades, Taiwan’s strict laws on hunting have put Indigenous hunters at odds with the government. It’s hoped that could change under a new co-management project.
Indigenous Issues
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
00:49Indigenous Community Fights Back Against Taitung Resort Project