Category: English — Responses

September 7, 2026 — Taiwan’s expanding semiconductor partnerships with the United States and Europe can strengthen democratic supply-chain resilience, but announced investment should not be confused with completed capacity. Free China Movement supports cooperation that preserves Taiwan’s technological…

September 7, 2026 — Reuters has documented accelerating Chinese military research into humanoid robots for reconnaissance, logistics, hazardous missions and potential combat applications. Free China Movement’s immediate assessment is that governments and researchers should distinguish experimentation from actual…

Free China distinguishes illegal 996 overtime from forced labour and calls for precise enforcement of both labour-hour and coercion standards.

FCM says Hong Kong authorities must distinguish peaceful memorial activity and political expression from conduct that lawfully meets a criminal threshold.

FCM urges precise legal distinctions: unlawful overtime can violate labour law, while forced labour requires coercion and lack of genuine voluntariness.

Free China calls for transparent SME support and measurable productivity, innovation and competition outcomes rather than judging policy by announced targets.

Free China calls for transparent China–Egypt financing, safeguards and implementation tracking; announced cooperation should not be counted as delivered outcomes.

Free China calls for transparent defense procurement milestones and distinguishes proposed budgets from delivered operational capability.

Free China calls for comparable data, clear definitions and measurable commitments in the G20 dispute over non-market policies and global imbalances.

Free China calls for transparency, incident-prevention rules and peaceful legal resolution of maritime jurisdiction disputes east of Taiwan.