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Echoing International Mother Language Day, CIP holds the 5th annual Indigenous Language Development Conference - Vimarsana News

Echoing International Mother Language Day, CIP holds the 5th annual Indigenous Language Development Conference

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Atayal cultural conservationist Hitay Payan dies - Vimarsana News

Atayal cultural conservationist Hitay Payan dies

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Indigenous people, climate focus of NY events - Vimarsana News

Indigenous people, climate focus of NY events

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

International Mother Language Day Taiwan's CIP Presents Awards to 23 Individuals for Revitalizing Indigenous Languages, Business News - Vimarsana News

International Mother Language Day Taiwan's CIP Presents Awards to 23 Individuals for Revitalizing Indigenous Languages, Business News

TAIPEI, TAIWAN - Media OutReach - 23 February 2023 - The Council of Indigenous Peoples held the 2023 International Mother Language Day – Indigenous Language Revitalization Awards Ceremony on February 16. Vice President Lai Ching-te and Premier Chen Chien-jen presented awards to the 23 recipients and offered their respect and gratitude for all those working to revitalize indigenous languages. Representatives...

Bilingual policy deserves support - Taipei Times - Vimarsana News

Bilingual policy deserves support - Taipei Times

It is dismaying when people misrepresent the government’s bilingual policy, describing it as a threat to native languages and Taiwanese identity. That is completely untrue, and their arguments are at best specious and at worst absurd. Such misinformation can only generate harm. It needs countering with clear, factual statements of what the policy is, what it aims to achieve and why it is fundamentally important for Taiwan and its people. First, the policy does not put English on a pedestal above any local language. It does not even accord it equal status with Mandarin as an official language...