The Legal Status of the Republic of China (Taiwan) and Its Reflection in International Administrative Law
Journal: Juridical Tribune - Review of Comparative and International Law
Year: 2024

The Republic of China (Taiwan) controls a compact territory, with inhabitants settled there possessing Taiwanese citizenship. At the same time, it established its own legal framework and enforces this framework by its own judicial and administrative structures. The fact is, however, that only eleven member states of the United Nations and the Holy See maintain full diplomatic relations with Taiwan as a sovereign state. The problem, as discussed very recently in international private law, arises