The Senate resolution clarifies the intent of United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2758 and distinguishes it from China's "One China Principle.
The Senate resolution expresses the sense that United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2758, which recognizes the People's Republic of China as the representative of "China" in the United Nations, does not address Taiwan's political status. It emphasizes that Resolution 2758 does not endorse China's "One China Principle" and that the United States' "One China Policy" is different. The resolution opposes China's use of Resolution 2758 to coerce other nations and supports Taiwan's participation in international organizations.
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