The General Debate of the United Nations General Assembly is being held in New York. President Haynie of the Marshall Islands said that the existence of Taiwan and its people is an objective fact, and only a democratically elected government can represent Taiwan. (Reuters)
The general debate of the 81st United Nations General Assembly is being held in New York, and heads of friendly countries continue to speak in support of the situation. President Haynie of the Marshall Islands said that the existence of Taiwan and its people is an objective fact. Only a democratically elected government can represent Taiwan. Only by allowing Taiwan to substantively participate in United Nations meetings can the United Nations be inclusive and effective.
Prime Minister of St. Lucia Pierre also expressed in his speech that St. Lucia supports Taiwan's acquisition of full membership in the United Nations; Prime Minister of St. Vincent and the Grenadines Freddie, Deputy Prime Minister of St. Christopher and Nevis Hanley, and Prime Minister of Tuvalu all expressed support for Taiwan's meaningful participation in the United Nations system and its specialized agencies. Han Li also reiterated that differences across the Taiwan Strait must be resolved peacefully.
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Use Resolution 2758 as a warning to put pressure on other countries
Henie warned during the general debate that all UN member states may be told in the future that according to UN General Assembly Resolution 2758, aggression and coercion against Taiwan are purely internal matters. In the future, countries may also be told that "it is futile for a small country to confront a big country, and power is justice." Countries will be pressured to accept the wrong narrative - accept UN General Assembly Resolution 2758 as the legal basis for coercion, waging war, and harming freedom of navigation in the Taiwan Strait under the "UN Charter", and be required to turn a blind eye to what is happening.
Appeasement can never satisfy the aggressor's ambitions
Haynie called on all countries to clearly understand that appeasement can never satisfy the aggressor's ambitions and intentions. Once the aggressor succeeds, it will make further progress. How the United Nations responds to this real security dilemma will pose a major test to its capabilities and significance.
In addition, President Hui Shuren of Palau, King Enshwati III of Eswatini, and President Benía of Paraguay have delivered long speeches in support of Taiwan at the recent general debate of the United Nations General Assembly. Czech President Pavel also called for the United Nations to be based on principles, which are equally important in Ukraine, the South China Sea, the Taiwan Strait, the Middle East, Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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