DPP rejects ‘one country, two systems’

INTIMIDATION: Beijing hopes Taiwanese will elect leaders who bow to its demands and don’t buy warplanes or support the Hong Kong democracy protests, Tsai Ing-wen said

Taipei Times
Date: Sep 29, 2019
By: Sean Lin  /  Staff reporter

The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) yesterday passed a resolution rejecting the “one country, two

systems” framework that Beijing has proposed for Taiwan, as well as to streamline the government’s collaboration with the public, ensure equity when pushing for economic and social transformation, and deepen ties with nations that value democracy and human rights.

The DPP held its national congress at the Grand Hotel in Taipei, where party members also celebrated its 33rd anniversary and prepared for next year’s presidential and legislative elections.

The resolution reasserted the party’s Resolution on Taiwan’s Future, passed in 1999, which states that the nation’s future should be decided by all Taiwanese.

Reforms that are necessary to achieve this aim should be implemented, the new resolution said.
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