Reported about 1 year ago
The controversy surrounding priority seating on public transportation in Taiwan has led to discussions about amending the 'Disability Rights Protection Act' to expand the eligibility criteria for priority seating beyond the elderly, disabled, women, and children. The Ministry of Health and Welfare aims to reintroduce the proposed amendment to avoid generational conflicts and ensure that those with genuine needs can benefit from the priority seating. The issue of priority seating has been a long-standing debate, and various incidents have sparked calls to abolish such designated seating areas. Discussions are ongoing to redefine the eligibility criteria for priority seating and emphasize the need for societal understanding and cooperation in utilizing these facilities appropriately.
Source: YAHOO