Annexing Taiwan? China Revises Defence Law to Seize Assets, Tech & Enforce Military Service; Tightens Exit-Entry Rules
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China is promoting its military readiness by means of a mobilization law that integrates civilian resources and advanced techniques, patrols in the South China Sea, naval exercises, and aircraft (Y-20) to expand transport, support and command away.
Annexing Taiwan? China revises defence law to seize assets, tech & enforce military service; Tightens Exit-entry rules
New Delhi : China’s Communist Party regime has taken two significant legal steps that are raising fresh concerns about its preparations for a possible Taiwan war or a wider Indo-Pacific conflict. On Aug. 28, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) regime revised its National Defense Mobilization Law, substantially expanding the state’s authority to mobilize civilian resources, seize private assets and integrate the technology sector into national defe…
CCP Expands National Defense Law for Conscription of Citizens, Seizure of Assets
Chinese People’s Liberation Army soldiers assemble during military training at the Pamir Mountains in Kashgar in northwestern China’s Xinjiang region, in a photo taken on Jan. 4, 2021. (STR/AFP via Getty Images)
China National Defense Mobilization Law: Warning Signal for India?
The revised law modernises China’s defense system by clarifying military and civilian responsibilities, integrating advanced technology, and defining duties for citizens, including the potential for resource expropriation Highlights The 24th session of the Standing Committee of the 14th National People’s […] The post Revision of National Defense Mobilization Law of China: A warning signal for India? appeared first on Centre for Public Policy Res…
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) recently amended its National Defense Mobilization Law. The amendments, which include several changes such as changing the term "reserve personnel" to "backup troops" and allowing the expropriation of civilian resources, have attracted considerable attention. Some experts believe that this is ultimately a stepping stone towards a conflict over Taiwan.
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