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Tseng Chih-yung
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Tseng Chih-yung

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Tseng Chih-yung, also known by his Paiwan name Ljaucu Zingrur, is a Taiwanese politician currently serving as the Minister of the Council of Indigenous Peoples. Born in 1962, he is of Paiwan descent and holds a law degree from National Taiwan University. Throughout his career, he has held various administrative roles within the Pingtung County Government, including serving as the head of the Department of Indigenous Peoples. He has also been active in indigenous historical and transitional justice initiatives and was appointed to his current ministerial position in April 2024.

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Born
1962-02-28 · 64 years old
Birth place
Taiwan
Education
National Taiwan University
Career
Official at Mudan Township Office, Pingtung County Department of Civil Affairs, Secretary of Maolin District Representative Council, Director of Pingtung County Department of Indigenous Peoples, Cultural Development Center of the Council of Indigenous Peoples

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