Taiwan’s Pingpu Indigenous group is one step closer to full recognition.
The legal changes follow a landmark 2022 Constitutional Court ruling that said all Austronesian-speaking peoples beyond Taiwan’s 16 recognized Indigenous groups should be allowed to identify as Indigenous.
But despite this newly-implemented law, Taiwan’s Pingpu Indigenous group still faces difficulties in gaining full legal recognition.
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