英文摘要 |
In 2102, the High Court of Taiwan ruled that Indigenous hunting based on traditions and ceremonies are exempted from the regulations stipulated in the Wildlife Protection Law . However, the ruling has not waded into the nature and substance of Indigenous land titles and rights to natural resources as enshrined in the Indigenous Fundamental Law . By drawing upon the case laws from the Australian and the Canadian courts, we will shed light on how the Indigenous Fundamental Law may be interpreted in a much more insightful way. |