Taiwan's Democratic Blind Spot: Statelessness and Legal Exclusion
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Taiwan's Democratic Blind Spot: Statelessness and Legal Exclusion

While Taiwan is internationally recognized as a democratic nation, tens of thousands of stateless and undocumented individuals are excluded from basic rights, highlighting a critical issue. Children of labor migrants, marriage migrants, and Tibetan refugees, among others, fall outside the legal framework, posing significant human rights challenges.

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