"The 2025 Top Ten Issues of Concern for Taiwanese Youth" - What are young people concerned about?
Source: CM Media (https://www.cmmedia.com.tw/home/articles/52109)

On the 21st, the National Education Alliance announced the top ten issues of concern for youth, conducting Taiwan's first-ever survey for elementary, junior high, and high school students titled "The 2025 Top Ten Issues of Concern for Taiwanese Youth."

The "2025 Top Ten Issues of Concern for Taiwanese Youth" are:

1. Learning from a young age how to discern online information to prevent scams and incorrect messages.
2. Government to strengthen warnings on tobacco and drug use to reduce my exposure to the harm of tobacco and drug abuse.
3. Teachers and parents teach me proper sexual concepts and mutual respect, letting me know how to respond to sexual harassment.
4. Perfect the anti-bullying mechanism in schools, so I am more encouraged to seek help if I am bullied.
5. Maintain school cleanliness and hygiene, such as toilets.
6. Teachers and parents teach me proper values to help me establish good relationships and a sense of responsibility.
7. Regularly inspect recreational facilities inside and outside the school, repair them immediately if they are damaged, to ensure my safety when using them.
8. Government to strictly supervise imported foods to ensure I do not consume foods of unknown origin.
9. Establishing a good trust relationship among teachers, parents, and students, so if I face unreasonable treatment, I can courageously speak to teachers or parents and be understood.
10. Improve accessible facilities in schools to ensure every student in need receives help.

Additionally, although not making it into the top ten, issues such as "Enhancing legal knowledge about part-time work to avoid falling into traps or being mistreated by employers," "Improving road planning and marking around schools," "Enhancing air quality in schools," "Wanting to know how to effectively manage time to achieve a good balance between academic and extracurricular activities," and "Government to establish clear rules for AI use" also received significant support from students.