…There, we will formally launch the Dual Nationality Taiwan campaign -an advocacy plan calling for legislative reform that allows permanent residents (APRC holders) a pathway to citizenship without having to renounce their original citizenship(s).
Mod edit: Added campaign link to OP
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53 signatures so far today. We need 4,948 more over the next 60 days to get a formal government response.
@Marco is right. We need as many Taiwanese citizens to sign this as possible. Please ask your spouse, children, friends, and colleague to sign.
Let’s be realistic. The Ministry of the Interior is going to say no and repeat all of its old reasons such as national security and loyalty. That is the Ministry’s policy and the government will almost certainly defer to the Ministry.
The only way to get this done will be to have legislators amend the Nationality Act. The petition and the event tomorrow are just the beginning. Eventually, we will have to take to the streets for this one. That’s why Crossroads is so important. They are an NGO who can get the permits to do this when the time comes.
I expect this to take ten years. The advocacy groups that pushed for alternative schools need 16 years. TPP Legislator (and long-time independence supporter)
Chen Gau-Tzu has been fighting for expanded access to assisted reproduction for 25 years. She even had to join the TPP.
The petition is something that can be used later to legitimize the advocacy campaign. Let’s get it done!
There is no limit on the number of signatures. Sign it now!
I shared with all the people I know, both foreign residents and citizens.
we need to SPAM THIS! haha
LIVE:
The link doesn’t work
Media post from TaiwanPlus:
Just saw that on fb.
Go Elias!
5 K in 60 days? Should be easy!
Every signature counts I think to make sure it goes through. Also comments on the petition. I’m sharing with any long term residents that I know here.
we need to keep this current level of engagement.
Once the local media will start covering this more signatures from locals will come. Working on that.
Here’s the TaiwanPlus coverage. It looks like the event was a success and about 50% of the attendees looked Taiwanese. Reasonably credible. Sadly I can’t find any coverage in the Chinese-language media.
I don’t think it will be easy based on progress so far. After three days and one reasonably succesful event, there are only 416 ‘signatures’.
Everyone will really need to lean on Taiwanese family family, friends, and coworkers to sign and get the word out on their social media accounts.
Us foreigners can’t do this by ourselves. For one thing it’s not credible if only foreigners sign. For another, many foreigners don’t seem to be able to use the site 
Oh I hadn’t even looked at it yet.
So 5k of any adult in Taiwan is it?
I will do what I can to get my wife’s family on board! If we get it to all her relatives that should cover about 1/4 of the necessary signatures! 
any adult person either citizen or on an A(P)RC with a valid TW phone number can sign
TaiwanNews has published an article also linking the petition:
it will come in due course, they want to see how it goes on the petition platform, once we get the 5k, they will start covering it. SO we will garner more local attention