China Revises National Defense Mobilization Law; Legislator: Taiwan Should Strengthen Its War Preparedness.
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On October 28, the National People's Congress of China amended and passed the National Defense Mobilization Law, adding provisions to ensure rapid transition between peacetime and wartime needs. The law will take effect on October 1. Taiwanese legislator Chen Kuan-ting stated that Taiwan must strengthen its "peacetime-to-wartime" capabilities, integrate civilian resources for war preparedness, and accelerate the development of national resilienc…
On the 28th, China's National People's Congress amended and passed the National Defense Mobilization Law, adding provisions to guarantee the rapid transition between peacetime and wartime. The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) caucus in the Legislative Yuan stated today that China is Taiwan's greatest threat. When China enshrines the peacetime-wartime transition in law, it signifies that national security is not solely the responsibility of the…
The Chinese Communist Party recently amended its National Defense Mobilization Law, moving towards creating a system that can quickly switch from peacetime to wartime. It has been suggested that this may be aimed at further strengthening control over the population.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) recently revised its so-called "National Defense Mobilization Law," requiring a "rapid conversion between peacetime and wartime needs" and bringing everything from personnel to data under its strict control, sparking strong criticism from the outside world. On August 28, the National People's Congress (NPC) passed the so-called new version of the "National Defense Mobilization Law," which will take effect on Oc…
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