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UN membership for Taiwan

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Global Times
Global Times

“The US is trying to create 'one China' and 'one Taiwan' in the UN and turn such a trick into a long-term bargaining chip to pressure Beijing. This is a new offensive against China. The world can see this, and Blinken's rhetoric will not deceive the international community. Taiwan's practical communication with UN agencies on civil aviation and public health matters has never been an obstacle. What the US wants now is exactly a political breakthrough. They think the whole world is stupid!”

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Editorial piece by Global Times
27 Oct 2021 9 3
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Antony Blinken
Antony Blinken

“Taiwan's meaningful participation in the UN system is not a political issue, but a pragmatic one. That is why we encourage all UN member states to join us in supporting Taiwan's robust, meaningful participation throughout the UN system and in the international community.”

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U.S. Secretary of State
26 Oct 2021 4 4
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Margaret Lewis
Margaret Lewis

“The PRC [People's Republic of China] government has, as a practical matter, been effective in blocking Taiwan's participation in UN-affiliated entities, but this is not dictated by Resolution 2758: the resolution is about representation, not participation. Meaningful engagement by Taiwan in UN-affiliated entities is consistent with the letter and spirit of Resolution 2758.”

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Professor and China specialist at Seton Hall law school in New Jersey
25 Oct 2021 4 3
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Rick Waters
Rick Waters

“The People's Republic of China [PRC] has misused Resolution 2758 to prevent Taiwan's meaningful participation. Taiwan's exclusion from UN activities creates an immense cost to the nation, as well as the bloc's members. Beijing is denying the international community the ability to gain valuable contributions that Taiwan offers.”

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Deputy assistant secretary for China, Taiwan and Mongolia bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs
21 Oct 2021 8 4
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Joanne Ou
Joanne Ou

“The U.N.'s sweeping obstruction of Taiwan's 23.5 million people from participating in the U.N. system is contrary to the principles of the Charter of the United Nations and the purposes for which the organization was established. The government of the PRC has not ruled Taiwan for a single day and naturally has no right to voice for Taiwanese. The U.N. has repeatedly stressed the post-epidemic era requires the cooperation of all global stakeholders. Taiwan has the determination and ability to contribute to the world and is an essential partner in global cooperation. The U.N should respond positively to Taiwan's expectation of contributing to international society and including Taiwan's meaningful participation in the U.N. and its specialized agencies.”

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Spokesperson of Taiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs
21 Oct 2021 6 4
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David Kabua
David Kabua

“The democratic government of Taiwan should be allowed to participate in an equal and dignified manner within the UN system. There is absolutely nothing in General Assembly Resolution 2758 which prevents this inclusive approach, and this resolution affords nothing to hide behind, as it expresses no position on Taiwan. As a people-centric institution, the UN cannot ignore the Taiwanese people or continue to use their nationality to exclude them from attending public meetings or public tours at its headquarters. The shameful silence must end.”

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President of the Marshall Islands
22 Sep 2021 6 3
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Claude Joseph
Claude Joseph

“Faced with the challenges facing our world, in economic, security and health terms, we need a pooling of all forces. The Republic of Haiti reiterates its support for Taiwan's reintegration into the UN.”

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Haitian Minister of Foreign Affairs
22 Sep 2021 3 3
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Surangel Whipps
Surangel Whipps

“Taiwan's international response facilitated cooperation and implementation of an effective sterile travel corridor between Taiwan and Palau. We encourage the UN system to accept Taiwan as a valuable contributor to our collective efforts and strongly advocate for Taiwan's participation in the UN system... The surgeonfish represents a unique characteristic. They fish to graze and roam on the reef alone, eating algae, but once danger lurks, they all swim quickly from wherever they are along the reef and come together in a large school, resembling an intimidating ocean animal to provide safety and security for all. [The international community should] act like the surgeonfish and come together, including Taiwan. Taiwan's 23.5 million people must also be given a voice as our UN Charter states. We the peoples of all nations working together can overcome the challenges of our time, from COVID to climate, and act with integrity and resolve to leave a better world for our children.”

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President of Palau
21 Sep 2021 6 4
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You Si-kun
You Si-kun

“If war breaks out in the Taiwan Strait, the US might recognize Taiwan, but if there is no conflict, it [recognition] could drag out for a long time. Taiwan has no hope of joining the UN without US support. Acceptance to the UN would be the end of Taiwan's troubles.”

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Taiwanese politician serving as a member and the president of the Legislative Yuan
25 Jul 2021 5 5
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Kelly Craft
Kelly Craft

“The world needs Taiwan’s full participation at the @UN, particularly with respect to matters that affect public health and economic development. It is a force for good, and a UN without Taiwan’s full participation is cheating the world.”

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US Ambassador to the UN
29 Sep 2020 3 3
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