HJ0005

Expresses Wyoming's opposition to the People's Republic of China's misuse of United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2758 and reaffirms support for Taiwan's international participation and sovereignty.

• Urges the United Nations to oppose China's misuse of UN General Assembly Resolution 2758. (Section 1)
• Requests the United Nations cease using Resolution 2758 to deny Taiwan's participation in UN institutions. (Section 2)
• Reaffirms Wyoming's alignment with the United States' longstanding 'One China Policy' and does not recognize China's claim of control over Taiwan and its outlying islands. (Section 3)
• Reaffirms Wyoming's interest in a peaceful resolution of cross-strait issues between China and Taiwan. (Section 4)
• States Wyoming will not exert pressure on Taiwan to enter into negotiations with China. (Section 5)
• Emphasizes that UN Resolution 2758 does not endorse or reflect China's 'One China Principle' and does not take a position on Taiwan's ultimate political status. (Sections 6, 7)
• Opposes China's distortion of UN Resolution 2758 and conflation with the 'One China Principle.' (Section 8)
• Supports Taiwan's diplomatic allies in maintaining official relationships with Taiwan and other nations in strengthening partnerships with Taiwan. (Section 9)
• Supports other countries' efforts to differentiate their policies from China's 'One China Principle' to counter propaganda about international views of Taiwan. (Section 10)
• Reiterates support for Taiwan's membership in international organizations not requiring statehood and encourages Taiwan's participation in organizations where membership is currently restricted, and directs the Wyoming Secretary of State to transmit copies of the resolution to the President, Congress, the UN General Assembly, and Taiwan's President. (Sections 11, 12, 13)

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