| 词条 | Lin Shu-ling |
| 释义 |
In 2018, Lin announced her intention to run as a plains aborigines candidate in the Beinan Township representing the New Power Party in the November 2018 Taitung County Government elections.[10] However, in September 2018, she was disqualified by the Taitung Election Commission due to having a conviction for "public abuse". She has appealed her disqualification to the Central Election Commission.[11] Taitung Miramar Resort protestAfter receiving an eviction/demolish order[12] for her grandmother's house, Lin began protesting the Miramar Resort project on Shanyuan/Fudafudak beach.[12][12][3] Lin formed alliances with civc groups including Taiwan Environment Protection Union, Wild at Heart Legal Defense Association, and Citizens of the Earth, as well as surrounding Amis buluos (indigenous villages).[9][13][14] The Miramar situation is unresolved,[3] having evolved into "a landmark case".[15] Legal proceedingsIn 2008, Lin became a plaintiff on a series of Citizen Litigation suits first launched by Chen Bo-chou (陳柏舟) and then Thomas Chan challenging the legality of the resort's EIA and building permit.[12][13] Despite winning this, and all subsequent cases related to the Miramar project, appeals by the Kuang Li-chen and Justin Huang administrations extended the process to eight years.[16] Construction continued while appeals were pending.[17] Community involvementDescribed in a CNA report as "the soul of the Miramar protest movement",[25] Lin was a founding member and spokesperson for Fan Fan Fan (FFF), a local arts community activist group, which staged rallies and concerts with performances by Taiwanese indigenous and indie acts.[18] She also participated in a month-long camp-in on Shanyuan/Fudafuduk beach in 2011.[19] In 2013, FFF undertook a 300 km walk from the site of the Miramar construction to the Presidential Office Building.[20][9] Current statusAlthough the Supreme Court rulings have prevented Miramar from opening, it stands fully built on the beach.[21] Lin continues to campaign for the resort to be demolished.[4] She supports calls for an investigation to determine whether Miramar/Durban Development should be held liable for restoring Shanyuan/Fudafuduk beach to its pre-Miramar state.[22] Lin is promising greater scrutiny of the current Arbitration Tribunal process involving Magistrate Justin Huang and convenor, Deputy County Magistrate Chen Chin-hu (陳金虎) (and/or their representatives), and Miramar owner, Huang Chun-fa (and/or his representatives), and a mediator. They are meeting to reach agreement on a compensation amount to be paid to Miramar Resort Ltd.[23] Lin is campaigning for a postponement of that process pending an investigation.[24] Political careerIn August 2018, Lin announced her intention to run as an aborigines plains representative in the November 2018 Taitung Government election.{{clarify|date=April 2019}} According to Lin's campaign website, her focus is to revitalise the culture of local communities, and work to enshrine the legal recognition of traditional lands. Lin rejected the Taitung County Government discourse[25] that resort developments solve problems of employment and cultural cohesion. She proposed to increase youth access to small-business courses and encourage youth feedback regarding cultural values and appropriate development.[24] Lin has also promised to "demand transparency regarding government spending" (currently detailed budget data is not published by the Taitung Department of Finance for reasons that are not clear), and “guard public money".[24] Disqualification from running for political officeIn October 2018, six weeks before the election, Lin was banned from running for office by the Taitung Election Commission (TEC) on the grounds that she had a conviction for public abuse.[26] The case against Lin was triggered by a dispute over a private construction on government/indigenous land in April 2018.[26] For this she was fined NT$3000 (US$100), although it seemed to be a minor matter for her.[26] Six months later, with Lin already registered as a candidate and campaigning for the November 24 elections, she was informed of her disqualification due to her conviction in the above case. According to Lin, neither the prosecutor nor her lawyer made her aware of any potential ban.[26] Lin requested the TEC’s decision be reviewed by the Central Election Commission. She received a reply from the TEC, signed by Deputy Magistrate Chen Chin-hu (陳金虎), who is also Director of the TEC, saying her disqualification from the Taitung County Council elections had been upheld.[27][23] Lin is exploring other options to have the decision overturned, saying, "Until a final decision is made, I will continue campaigning."[26] Personal lifeLin runs a small business with her mother, Da Panay (Lin Jing-ti 林金蒂), raising goats and cropping hibiscus. Together they live with Lin's grandmother, Miarde, who grows artemisia, at Shanyuan/Fudafuduk.[28] References1. ^[https://intercontinentalcry.org/taiwan-indigenous-activists-win-legal-battle-luxury-resort-developer/ Glenn Smith, 2015, Taiwan indigenous activists win legal battle against luxury resort developer] {{wikiquote}}{{Taiwan-politician-stub}}2. ^Taipei Times, 2016: EPA encouraged to halt review of Shanyuan resort 3. ^1 2 [https://www.twreporter.org/a/2015taitung-lingshuling The Reporter, 2015, Lin Shu-ling's resistance] 4. ^1 Emily McKee, Wild at Heart, The Miramar Story, 2012 5. ^[https://www.chinatimes.com/newspapers/20171104000385-260107 China Times, Miramar will be arbitrated in Taitung County, 2017] 6. ^[https://www.thenewslens.com/article/90573 The News Lens: Bigger than Miramar, 500-room Golden Palms Resort to be reviewed, 2018] 7. ^[https://e-info.org.tw/node/114308 Taiwan Environmental Information Center: Miramar EIA canceled, 2016] 8. ^[https://enews.epa.gov.tw/enews/fact_Newsdetail.asp?inputtime=1010604084649 Government site: Environmental Protection Administration, Executive Yuan, ROC, Taiwan] 9. ^1 2 [https://www.thenewslens.com/article/87240 The News Lens, Anti-Miramar activists successfully stalled opening, 2018] 10. ^CNA, 2018: Taitung Election Committee disqualifies Lin Shu-ling, Lin vows to continue campaign 11. ^CNA, 2018 12. ^Taipei Times, 2016: EPA encouraged to halt review of Shanyuan resort 13. ^1 Taipei Times, Miramar resort environmental impact assessment (EIA) to be revoked, 2014 14. ^Prof. Liu Jhong-xi, Taitung University, Miramar timeline 15. ^Focus Taiwan, 2012 16. ^Taipei Times Editorial, 2016: Miramar Resort: Tourism gone wrong 17. ^Taipei Times Editorial, 2016 18. ^Taipei Times, 2012: Live Wire 19. ^Taipei Times, 2011: Aborigines continue to protest against new hotel 20. ^Taipei Times, 2013: Groups to hold rally against Miramar Resort 21. ^Taipei Times, Court orders Taitung to revoke Miramar permit, 2015 22. ^[https://www.culturalsurvival.org/news/indigenous-activists-win-legal-battle-against-luxury-resort-developer-taiwan Glenn Smith, Taitung activists win legal battle against luxury resort developer, 2015] 23. ^1 Taipei Times, Resort Developer demands NT$1.2 billion in compensation, 2018 24. ^1 2 [https://npp.vote/ Lin Shu-ling's campaign website] 25. ^Taitung Government website, Governor's Column 26. ^1 2 3 4 5 [https://www.cna.com.tw/news/aloc/201810030202.aspx CNA, Taitung Election Commission disqualifies Lin Shu-ling, 2018] 27. ^{{Cite web|url=https://e-info.org.tw/node/214555|title=Lin Shu-ling has been disqualified from the election and said Miramar Resort arbitration case concern her the most. Taiwan Environmental Protection Information Center. 2018|last=|first=|date=|website=|archive-url=|archive-date=|dead-url=|access-date=}} 28. ^1 2 3 [https://www.culturalsurvival.org/news/indigenous-activists-win-legal-battle-against-luxury-resort-developer-taiwan Glenn Smith, 2015, Interview with Lin Shu-ling] 9 : 1976 births|Taiwanese activists|Living people|Amis people|Women activists|People from Taitung County|Indigenous rights activists|New Power Party politicians|Taiwanese women in politics |
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