Taiwan-China Relations

Name: Taiwan Rejects China’s Anti-Secession Law as Political Pressure
Uploaded: 2025-03-15T07:16:21Z
Duration: 52 s
Description: The Mainland Affairs Council has condemned China's anti-secession law, calling it a political tool with no legal binding in Taiwan. The law, enacted on March 14, 2005, allows Beijing to use non-peaceful means to counter so-called "secessionist" forces in Taiwan.

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Taiwan-China Relations

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Taiwan Rejects China’s Anti-Secession Law as Political Pressure