Recall Rallies Organized Across Taiwan as Dozens of Lawmakers Face Public Vote

TaiwanPlus News 2025-06-22

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Saturday saw rallies across Taiwan both for and against upcoming recall votes. Petitions to oust 24 opposition Kuomintang lawmakers have been greenlit and will move on to a public vote next month. Both sides of the political spectrum are now urging their supporters to get out and cast their ballot.

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