Part 1: Congresswoman Young Kim: The US must respond to the CCP’s aggression in the South China Sea
9/28/2023 【Exposing the CCP’s Harassment in the South China Sea】Congresswoman Young Kim: The PRC is ramping up aggression in the South China Sea, which is a critical waterway for global shipping and US national security. The US must respond to this aggression to uphold its commitments in the Pacific and the rules-based international order. Failure to do so could lead to large-scale supply chain disruptions and a breakdown of the global order, which would impact all Americans.
Part 2: The U.S. must end Communist China’s most-favored-nation status if it invades or blockades Taiwan
9/28/2023 【Exposing the CCP’s Harassment in the South China Sea】 Rep. Brad Sherman and Rep. Andy Barr: The U.S. should end Communist China’s most-favored-nation status and impose economic sanctions if it invades or blockades Taiwan. The U.S. should clarify its policy and communicate it to the CCP in a clear and unambiguous manner.
Part 3: The U.S. is trying to push back against the CCP’s bullying in the South China Sea
9/28/2023 【Exposing the CCP’s Harassment in the South China Sea】Jung H. Pak, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Multilateral Affairs: The U.S. is trying to push back against the CCP’s bullying in the South China Sea. We are growing that chorus of condemnation against the PRC’s unlawful and expansive maritime claims. The CCP is using a variety of tactics across multiple domains in the South China Sea, including outright harassment and coercion through might.
