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1811 2010-12-12 Tibet Series Film Festivals - Tibet's Stolen Child Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 620
1812 2010-12-11 Holy Mountain - Peculiar Biological Life Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 813
1813 2010-12-11 Taiwan Rescue Action Alliance - The 104th Speaking Tour of 319 Townships at Nantou City Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 669
1814 2010-12-05 Discover the Vitality of Taiwan - Taichung Hsieh-chi Engineering - The cold/heat insulation wall by Lan Wan-fu Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 498
1815 2010-12-05 Holy Mountain - Bright sunshine! Shining the pilgrimage road! Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 565
1816 2010-12-04 Holy Mountain - Biscuits with Poached Eggs Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 815
1817 2010-11-30 Tuesday Study Group - Ritual Drill Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 740
1818 2010-11-28 2010 PeoPo Citizen Journalist Gathering at Lukang and Focus on Guoguang Environmental Issues Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 459
1819 2010-11-28 Holy Mountain - Enjoy the tranquility of Holy Mountain after the election passion Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 945
1820 2010-11-27 Holy Mountain - Cake Volumes Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 798
 
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Newsflash

Upset about a NT$14 billion (US$485.5 million) budget to continue construction of the Fourth Nuclear Power Plant in Gongliao District (貢寮), New Taipei City (新北市), that was passed by the legislature on Monday, anti--nuclear protesters yesterday rallied in front of the Legislative Yuan in Taipei to demand a referendum on the matter.

The rally organizer, the Taiwan Environmental Protection Union (TEPU), said the Fourth Nuclear Power Plant was a patchwork design assembled by Taiwan Power Co (Taipower), and could threaten the health of people living in Taiwan.

TEPU attempted to submit a petition to the legislature yesterday, asking for the decision to allow operation of the Fourth Nuclear Power Plant to be decided by public referendum, “but they won’t let us inside,” TEPU secretary-general Lee Cho-han (李卓翰) said.