Siraya language, deemed ‘extinct’ over a century ago, finds its voice again in Taiwan
PolicySaturday, August 29, 2026Mongabay

Siraya language, deemed ‘extinct’ over a century ago, finds its voice again in Taiwan

The Siraya language, once labeled as extinct over a century ago, is experiencing a revival in Taiwan thanks to efforts by Indigenous activists like Uma Talavan, who seek to reclaim and promote their cultural heritage. This resurgence highlights the importance of addressing Indigenous rights and language preservation in policy discussions.

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