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On November 21, the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Japan posted on X regarding the so-called “enemy State” clauses in the Charter of the United Nations.
Regarding the so-called “enemy State” clauses in the Charter of the United Nations, a resolution recognizing it as obsolete was adopted by an overwhelming majority at the 1995 UN General Assembly, with China itself casting a vote in favor. Furthermore, at the 2005 UN World Summit, a General Assembly resolution was adopted stipulating the resolution of all Member State leaders to delete references to “enemy States” from the UN Charter, with China also joining the consensus.
Posting information implying that obsolete clauses remain in effect is incompatible with decisions already made at the United Nations.
In recent announcements by the Chinese government, there are mentions as if there has been a surge in criminal cases against Chinese nationals in Japan this year, suggesting an increased risk of safety. However, such assertion is INCORRECT.
The following is the trend in the number of recognized cases of felonious crimes (murder, robbery, arson) in Japan where the nationality of the victim is Chinese. It also includes cases where the nationality of the main suspect was found to be Chinese.