‘Hacktivist’ group Anonymous hosts pro-Taiwan page on UN website

A decentralized international hacktivist group, Anymous, reportedly hacked website of United Nations to create a p in support of Taiwan. hacker group hosted a new p with a black background and Anymous symbol, a black suit and a question mark, on server of United Nations Department of Ecomic and Social Affairs.

A Reddit user hubahuba111 uploed a link of hacked p with caption "Thanks to Anymous Taiwan is back at UN again!" Below Anymous symbol,  "TAIWAN NUMBAH WANNNN!!" was written in reference to a famous quote uttered by an American gamer AngryPug which meant ‘Taiwan number one’.

p also h Taiwan flag, party emblem of Kuomintang (KMT), and an embedded YouTube video that played Taiwan's national anm. A p was live for more than 14 hours and Reddit users praised hacktivist group for standing up for Taiwan. “We have never left. It would be nice to get official recognition. But we have always been re,” wrote a user. “I like how y put both KMT and DPP flags in re,” wrote ar user.

In 1971, United Nations suspended passed a resolution to recognise People's Republic of China (PRC) as ‘ only legitimate representative of China to United Nations’ and removed representative of Taiwan or Republic of China (ROC). 

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self-governing island republic considers itself as sovereign while China claims province as Beijing’s territory under its one-China policy. Chinese President Xi Jinping has asserted, through his speeches, that China has right to use force in order to bring Taiwan under its control but Beijing prefers “peaceful reunification”. In 2016, China severed ties with Taiwan government after Tsai was elected as President.

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Law to block China's political interference

In December last year, Taiwan’s legislature passed a contentious law to block political interference from China, before upcoming presidential and legislative elections. Anti-Infiltration Law is aimed at diluting China’s attempt to influence Taiwan’s internal politics and diplomacy. Legislators of Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), led by President Tsai Ing-wen, said that law will thwart foreign interference and manipulation.

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