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Council reviews Aboriginal hunting rights

Council reviews Aboriginal hunting rights TRADITIONS: The Council of Grand Justices is to issue an interpretation within one month on whether laws limiting hunting and firearms infringe on Aboriginal rights By Wu Cheng-feng and Kayleigh Madjar / Staff reporter, with staff writer and CNA Oral arguments began on Tuesday in a case that is to determine whether laws restricting hunting and firearms infringe on the constitutional rights of Aborigines. The case stems from the August 2013 arrest of Bunun hunter Tama Talum, also known as Wang Guang-lu (王光祿), after he was found in possession of two dead protected animals and a shotgun. The man from Taitung County’s Haiduan Township (海端) said during a trial that he hunted the animals for his ailing 94-year-old mother.

Constitutional Court takes up indigenous Taiwanese hunting rights | Taiwan News

2021/03/09 17:45 Talum s supporters rally outside Constitutional Court after March 9 hearing.  Talum s supporters rally outside Constitutional Court after March 9 hearing.  (Taiwan News photo) TAIPEI (Taiwan News) The Constitutional Court on Tuesday (March 9) held a debate on the constitutionality of convictions of indigenous hunters for using firearms to hunt protected animals in eastern Taiwan. A number of indigenous activists spent the night demonstrating outside the Judicial Yuan, which houses the court, and performed a ritual in the early morning hours leading up to the hearing. One of the petitioners, an indigenous Bunun man in his 60s named Tama Talum (Wang Kuang-lu, 王光祿), was sentenced to three and a half years in 2013 for violating the Act Controlling Guns, Knives and Ammunition and the Wildlife Conservation Act. He had killed a goatlike Formosan serow and a Reeves muntjac, a min

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