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Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "A New Partnership Between the Indigenous Peoples and the Government of Taiwan (Chinese: 原住民族和台灣政府新的夥伴關係; pinyin: Yuán Zhù Mínzú Hé Táiwān Zhèngfǔ Xīn De Huǒbàn Guānxì) is a treaty-like document signed in Orchid Island, Taiwan on 10 September 1999 by the representatives of the indigenous peoples of Taiwan and the then-presidential candidate Chen Shui-bian (who went on to win the 2000 presidential election for the Democratic Progressive Party).The seven articles in the documents includes:Recognizing the inherent sovereignty of Taiwan’s Indigenous PeoplesPromoting autonomy for Indigenous PeoplesConcluding a land treaty with Taiwan’s Indigenous PeoplesReinstating traditional names of Indigenous communities and natural landmarksRecovering traditional territories of Indigenous communities and PeoplesRecovering use of traditional natural resources and furthering the development of self-determinationProviding legislative (parliamentary) representation for each Indigenous PeopleThe document later became the official indigenous policy for the DPP Government. However, as the document was signed before Shui-bian Chen became the President, the efficacy of the document has been contested. On 2002-10-19, Chen, as the head of state and government, reaffirmed the new partnership between indigenous nations and the Government of Taiwan in a ceremony with indigenous tribal representatives."@en }

• A_New_Partnership_Between_the_Indigenous_Peoples_and_the_Government_of_Taiwan abstract "A New Partnership Between the Indigenous Peoples and the Government of Taiwan (Chinese: 原住民族和台灣政府新的夥伴關係; pinyin: Yuán Zhù Mínzú Hé Táiwān Zhèngfǔ Xīn De Huǒbàn Guānxì) is a treaty-like document signed in Orchid Island, Taiwan on 10 September 1999 by the representatives of the indigenous peoples of Taiwan and the then-presidential candidate Chen Shui-bian (who went on to win the 2000 presidential election for the Democratic Progressive Party).The seven articles in the documents includes:Recognizing the inherent sovereignty of Taiwan’s Indigenous PeoplesPromoting autonomy for Indigenous PeoplesConcluding a land treaty with Taiwan’s Indigenous PeoplesReinstating traditional names of Indigenous communities and natural landmarksRecovering traditional territories of Indigenous communities and PeoplesRecovering use of traditional natural resources and furthering the development of self-determinationProviding legislative (parliamentary) representation for each Indigenous PeopleThe document later became the official indigenous policy for the DPP Government. However, as the document was signed before Shui-bian Chen became the President, the efficacy of the document has been contested. On 2002-10-19, Chen, as the head of state and government, reaffirmed the new partnership between indigenous nations and the Government of Taiwan in a ceremony with indigenous tribal representatives.".