The status of Taiwan in the United Nations
We would like to discuss whether the Republic of China is entitled to a
membership of the United Nations. 13 members of United Nations requested
Secretary-General the inclusion in the agenda of 57th session of a
supplementary item entitled "Question of representation of the Republic
of China in the United Nations" on the 1st August 2002 (refer to A/57/191).
KEY NOTES
The General Assembly adopted resolution 2758 on 25 October 1971, and the
Republic China lost the representation of China (refer to A/res/2758).
Especially, we focus on whether two representations from one Nation can be
approved, and the resolution 2758 confers on the People's Republic of China
the right to represent the Republic of China on Taiwan in the United Nations.
We will refer to similar cases where the two or more representatives represent
one nation; North Korea and South Korea, the Soviet Unions, and others. We
believe that your presentation is to obviously affirm the membership of Taiwan
in the United Nations. So in order to make a stark contrast in discussion,
our presentation will deny the membership of Taiwan in the United Nations.
Please refer to
A/57/191 ( You can get it from http://www.un.org/ga/57/document1.htm#501 )
A/RES/2758
China Year Book 1971- 1972
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