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Chart 1 Date the legal status of Cuba territory 1898.07.17 An independent customs territory under USMG on Spanish soil. Unincorporated territory under USMG. In other words: 1899.04.11 a quasi-trusteeship under military government within the US insular law framework. How does the above analysis relate to Taiwan? We can use the example of an island under military occupation and build a “model” which will help us to more thoroughly understand the complications of Taiwan history from mid-1945 to the present. - -----------With the surrender of Spanish troops, the United States found that its military forces were busy with other duties in the Caribbean area, and so it delegated the military occupation of Cuba to Venezuela. Initially, our chart will be changed as follows: Territory/Country/Area being put under control of foreign military forces: [TERRITORY1] 1) Original sovereign of the Area/Territory: CN1-OS [ORIG-SOV] 2) Conqueror of the Area/Territory: CN2-CO [CONQUEROR] 3) Nation exercising day to day administration: CN3-DD [DD ADMINISTRATOR] Administrator original regime DD COUNTRY3/OG COUTRY3/NG Direct control or delegated control: DIRECT or DELEGATED 4) Chart 2 Date the legal status of [TERRITORY1] Surrender date of local troops An independent customs territory under USMG on [ORIG-SOV] soil. Coming Unincorporated territory under USMG. In The legal status of [COUNTRY3/O-GOV] on [TERRITORY1] a subordinate occupying power under USMG a subordinate occupying power into force of Peace Treaty other words: a quasi-trusteeship under military government within the US insular law framework. under USMG Comments on Chart 2: Indeed in this example, it can be specified that the troops of [COUNTRY3/O-GOV] accepted the surrender of [ORIG-SOV] troops in [TERRITORY1], however, that does not elevate [COUNTRY3/O-GOV] to the position of (principal) occupying power in [TERRITORY1]. Under the laws of war, the conqueror has the jurisdiction over the territory and must take charge of the military occupation and necessary rebuilding. The troops that accept the surrender do not gain any special legal advantage in regard to the disposition of the territory. In other words, the conduct of the surrender ceremonies can be delegated to allied troops. Such delegation does not change the fact that conqueror is the (principal) occupying power. Further Specifications: Now let’s add in the specifications that (1) upon accepting the surrender of [ORIG-SOV] troops in [TERRITORY1], the [COUNTRY3/O-GOV] military officers proclaimed that [TERRITORY1] was a long lost territory of [COUNTRY3/O-GOV country] and was as of this day reincorporated into [COUNTRY3/O-GOV] national territory. Henceforth, they announced this day would be celebrated as “TERRITORY1 Retrocession Day.” (2) The originally existing government of [COUNTRY3/O-GOV capital city], was overthrown in the fall of 1898, and a new government, [COUNTRY3/N-GOV] was founded on Oct 1, 1898. (3) Remnants of the old regime fled to [TERRITORY1] and announced the establishment of a provisional capital in [TERRITORY1 capital city] effective Dec 10, 1898. Concurrently the [COUNTRY3/N-GOV] officials in TERRITORY1capital city proclaimed themselves to be the legitimate government for all of COUNTRY3. We can readjust our chart as follows: Chart 3: Date the legal status of TERRITORY1 The legal status of COUNTRY3/O-GOV in TERRITORY1 An independent customs territory under USMG on ORIG-SOV soil, with 1898.07.17 administrative authority for the military occupation delegated to the COUNTRY3. (1) a subordinate occupying power under USMG An independent customs territory under USMG on ORIG-SOV soil, with 1898.12.10 administrative authority for the military occupation delegated to the COUNTRY3. (1) a subordinate occupying power under USMG (2) a government in exile Unincorporated territory under USMG. In other words: a quasi-trusteeship under 1899.04.11 military government within the US insular law framework. (1) a subordinate occupying power under USMG (2) a government in exile Comments on Chart 3: Of course, the surrender of military troops is primarily a convenient point in time to mark the beginning of the military occupation, and under international law “military occupation does not transfer sovereignty.” Hence, the announcement of Territory1 Retrocession Day is totally illegal and therefore invalid. Furthermore, by moving outside of Country3’s national territory, the Country3/O-Gov have become a government in exile. Their proclamation that they’re still the lawful government of Territory1 is ridiculous.