Indigenous Land Rights and Disputes

What is the main problem discussed in the video?

• A new farm is being built on tribal land.

• The Seediq tribe's traditional land was taken and became a farm.

• Farmers are not allowed to use their land anymore.

• There is not enough land for farming in Nantou.

When was the Seediq tribe's traditional land transferred, and who received it?

• In 1950, to the local government.

• In 1972, to the Veterans Affairs Council.

• In 1980, to a private company.

• In 2000, to the national park.

Why was it difficult for the indigenous people to fight for their land rights when the land was transferred?

• They did not have enough money.

• They were not allowed to speak in public.

• It was during a time when the government had strong control and limited people's actions.

• They did not know who owned the land.

What did the Control Yuan's investigation find about how the Qingjing Farm land was obtained?

• The land was obtained perfectly and legally.

• The land was obtained through a fair trade.

• There were problems with the way the land was obtained.

• The land was never officially registered.

What do the indigenous people and their supporters hope for regarding the land dispute?

• They want to build a new farm on the land.

• They want to sell the land to new owners.

• They want to understand the full truth and get their land rights back.

• They want the government to stop all farming activities.