What are the protesters outside of Taiwan's parliament currently thinking? Taiwanese protesters are expressing their opinions online through vTaiwan w/ Polis in real time. Here are some of the early results from tonight May 21. These are statements most can agree on now 👇🏾

Dear world, we are @TaiwanKiddos, a Taiwanese student activist group based in Europe, advocating for TW's intl' recognition & peace. We study in 🇨🇭🇫🇷🇩🇪🇬🇧🇨🇿. This weekend, we will be going to Geneva to show the UN & the WHO how young Taiwanese aspire to be a part of this world. 1/

Breaking: The United Nations Secretary-General spokesperson just incorrectly claimed that the 1971 resolution concerns "the UN's standing on #Taiwan as a province of China." This error is extremely dangerous now, as China might view it, as the journalist did, as UN approval to take over TW.

The United Nations spokesperson just incorrectly claimed that the 1971 resolution concerns "the UN's stance on #Taiwan as a province of China." This is reckless in today's situation, where distorted narratives form the basis of China's justification for an invasion. United Nations, stop fuelling war.

“Taiwan” is nowhere to be found in 1971’s #UNGA Res. 2758, nor is #Taiwan🇹🇼 a province of #China. The United Nations misinterprets it, we don’t & the world shouldn’t. We must stop #Beijing from exploiting this as carte blanche to claim any territory it desires.

We, the Taiwanese students in Europe, are here in Geneva to walk among the World Health Organization (WHO) crowd in the #HealthForAll challenge. We want to show the world that Taiwan, too, deserve to be a part of this international community. #IncludeTaiwan #TaiwanCanHelp #IWalkWithTaiwan

We want to make it loud and clear to the United Nations and the world- Taiwan is not a province of China. Taiwan belongs to the Taiwanese people.

The Taiwanese students made sure that wherever KMT Vice President of the Parliament, Johnny Chiang, went during his trip in Geneva, he would be photographed with either a '#Taiwan Independence' flag or a 'Withdraw the KMT Bill' sign. Thank you for your support, Johnny!

The #Indigenous Taiwanese team at #FestPAC Hawai’i this week showcases the real #Austronesian connection across the Pacific & what it's like for Taiwan to truly represent itself on an int'l stage. No exclusion—just recognition & free expression of identity. Taiwan is just Taiwan.

Certainly the most special talk I’ve hosted. With Opendata.ch (@[email protected]), we invited Taiwan’s former Digital Minister Audrey Tang to Zurich to share the ⿻ 數位 Plurality & the TW experience. Loads of great insights, engagement, & learning. Truly brings hope to our democratic future.🇨🇭🇹🇼 🖖🏽