A former principal of Liuqiu Junior High School in Pingtung County, Taiwan, has been dismissed following allegations of bullying a substitute teacher. The case marks the first of its kind in Taiwan, setting a precedent for addressing misconduct by school administrators. The allegations involve repeated instances of verbal abuse and unfair treatment towards the teacher, dating back to 2020. Education groups are now calling for similar action in Chiayi City, where further allegations of bullying by school officials have surfaced. The Pingtung County Government confirmed the dismissal after an investigation substantiated the claims. This incident has ignited a broader discussion about power dynamics and accountability within the Taiwanese education system, and the need for stronger protections for teachers. The Ministry of Education is expected to review existing guidelines to prevent similar incidents in the future.