The Invisible Nation

The Republic of China has, since its expulsion from the UN, won admission to a club that is more honored than the world body.

AP/Chiang Ying-ying, file
Republic of China military exercises aimed at repelling an attack from Red China at Hsinchu County. AP/Chiang Ying-ying, file

The convening of the 79th Session of the United Nations General Assembly is a moment to mark the cause of Free China, or Taiwan. A documentary released last year about Taiwan called the country an “Invisible Nation,” but its non-status at the United Nations owes more to those who have eyes only for Beijing than to its own transparently meritorious case. They have forsaken China’s only democracy, the Republic of China on Taiwan.

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