1. Political Offences in Taiwan: Laws and Problems
- Author
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Ming-min Peng
- Subjects
Government ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Geography, Planning and Development ,Development ,Chinese people ,Nationalism ,Politics ,State (polity) ,Political science ,Political economy ,Capital (economics) ,Political Science and International Relations ,Martial law ,China ,media_common - Abstract
1. After the establishment of the Chinese People's Republic in 1949, the Chinese Nationalist Government moved to the island of Taiwan and chose the city of Taipei as its new capital. In the 20 years since then, the Nationalist Government has maintained a state of “national emergency” over the whole area under its control, and administered it under martial law. It is the avowed intention of the Government to perpetuate the present situation until the day of its reconquest of the whole of China, that is, indefinitely.
- Published
- 1971