China envoy’s Edca warning cites fate of Taiwan OFWs

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China envoy’s Edca warning cites fate of Taiwan OFWs
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The Chinese ambassador to the PH indicated that the safety and welfare of tens of thousands of Filipinos working in Taiwan might be jeopardized if Manila does not oppose the independence of the island nation that Beijing claims to be a part of China.

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“But we will not renounce the use of force, and we reserve the option of taking all necessary measures. This is to guard against external interference and all separatist activities,” he added. The ambassador was mistaken. In fact, both the Moro Islamic Liberation Front and the Philippine government had sought the help of Malaysia, Indonesia, and several other countries to resolve the decadeslong rebellion, which resulted in a peace deal in 2014 and the creation of a new Muslim autonomous region.In a statement to the Inquirer, Cagayan de Oro Rep.

Sen. JV Ejercito blasted Huang for making “threats” and practically holding Filipino migrant workers in Taiwan hostage. Huang said that “there is only one China in the world” and that the self-ruled island “is an inalienable part of China’s territory.”“It is our hope that the Philippine side will strictly abide by the One China principle and handle all Taiwan-related issues with prudence to ensure sound and steady development of China-Philippines relations,” he said.

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