Taiwan Lawmakers Propose New Law To Protect Over 1 Million ‘New Immigrants’

TaiwanPlus News 2024-04-30

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Lawmakers in Taiwan are seeking to establish a new law to protect the rights and interests of immigrants as the number of new residents and their children in the country has surpassed one million. The interior ministry has pushed back, saying existing laws could amended.

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