An FTA would only come into effect after being approved by both houses of the US Congress and signed into law by the US president. It would be an official nation-to-nation agreement concluded by the US and Taiwan governments, giving it the force of a treaty under international law. The Taiwan government should strive to reach a Taiwan-US FTA that would serve both nations’ economic and strategic interests, and upgrade Taiwan’s international status.
For Immediate ReleaseWashington DC – June 24, 2020Contact: (202) 547-3686 The Statement Over the past four decades, FAPA has been fighting for…
For Immediate ReleaseWashington DC – May 20, 2020Contact: (202) 547-3686 10 Overseas Taiwanese Organizations Publish Ad in Washington Times, Congratulating Taiwan’s…
For Immediate ReleaseWashington DC – May 20, 2020Contact: (202) 547-3686 U.S. Representatives Urge President Trump to Make Taiwan’s Participation a Central…
ＰＲＣ從未取得台灣主權，亦不曾統治過台灣。唯有民選的台灣政府才具備國際上的「台灣代表權」，才能代表台灣參與世衛。此不僅攸關台灣民眾健康，亦是國際法法律戰與國際政治角力之問題。
This letter with the (NATMA) shows that the Taiwanese-American community seeks to be a force of change in the U.S. policy-making process towards Taiwan.
The human rights of the people of Taiwan is not a matter to be determined or voted by the WHO Secretariat nor the Member States, for its violation against the WHO’s Constitution and the idea of “health for all.
Congress has the right to oversee US-Taiwan relations through such a confirmation process