without mentioning the solution for students with disabilities, and only by August 2021 was the "Reference Guide to Online Learning from Home for Students with Disabilities in Primary and Secondary Schools" announced. Minority Children 6. The NHRC learned from the Control Yuan investigation 2 that in February 2020, the Government closed the border to China in accordance with Article 7 of the Special Act for Prevention, Relief and Revitalization Measures for Severe Pneumonia with Novel Pathogens in order to prevent the spread of the pandemic. Only in mid-July of the same year did the Government opened the border in phases for "children born to a Chinese spouse" and "children of a Chinese spouse from a previous marriage" who had not yet acquired the ROC nationality. The investigation indicated there are about 2,539 children of Chinese nationality under the age of 18 who have been living and studying in Taiwan for a long time and have not yet been naturalized. Some of them have been unable to return to Taiwan for more than half a year due to the pandemic after visiting their relatives in China, and their nationality status has been revealed due to different border control measures, which affects their rights to education and family reunion. However, the Government did not make clear to these children the basis for re-entry decisions and the different standards of each country in the decisionmaking process. The relevant meetings and decision-making process did not actively collect children's opinions, nor did they refer to the relevant UN human rights guidelines or consult with human rights experts, which led to differential treatment. 2 The Control Yuan investigation report approved on Feb 4, 2021. (Border Control Measures for Children Born to a Chinese Spouse and Children of a Chinese Spouse from a Previous Marriage) 9