英文摘要 |
In recent years, Taiwan has actively promoted Restorative Justice, especially since this viewpoint originated from the traditional indigenous society and culture. This study aims to understand the Traditional Justice treatment method of the Atayal ethnic group and its impact on the tribe. The research found that the core elements of the traditional justice of the Atayal are: Gaga (general norms) and Utux (ancestors). Because the special social structure of the Atayal emphasizes collectivism over individualism, and there is no concept of crime, the conflict is handled by the elders of the two parties, based on Gaga, coordinating the compensation results, and resolving each other's grievances in a ritual way to restore the tribe's harmony. According to this, the Atayal ethnic group uses agent such as the elders instead of direct dialogue with the parties. Therefore, whether the personal will of the parties and their personal rights are respected is the difference between Atayal Traditional Justice and Restorative Justice. A high social control and high social support mechanism has obvious effects on preventing crime and reducing the cycle of retaliation.Finally, the author suggests that in the future, Taiwan will imitate the United States, Canada and other countries to set up indigenous courts. It can first take the opportunity to restore the Traditional Justice of the indigenous people, and give priority to trials in local courts or mediation committees of indigenous towns. |