Reported 11 months ago
Controversy over priority seats reignites with discussions of amending the law, sparking calls from disability groups urging the Ministry of Health and Welfare to show courage by swiftly completing a comprehensive overhaul of disability rights law. The current focus is on amending a single clause related to priority seats, but advocates emphasize the need for a broader reform addressing various aspects of disability rights, as the existing law impacts over a million people with disabilities in Taiwan. Suggestions include renaming priority seats as 'Priority Seating' to accommodate all individuals with needs, visible or not, to ensure equitable allocation of seats.
Source: YAHOO