Taipei [Taiwan], September 21 (ANI): In a significant diplomatic move, nine of Taiwan's allies have called on the United Nations to uphold its neutrality and reject China's political pressure concerning Taiwan's participation in UN activities. According to Taipei Times, the envoys emphasised that UN Resolution 2758, adopted in 1971, has been misinterpreted to justify Taiwan's exclusion from UN bodies. They clarified that the resolution only addressed China's representation in the UN and did not resolve the issue of Taiwan's participation or bar the nation from contributing to international organisations. The letter urged the UN to cease invoking the resolution to block Taiwanese individuals and media from attending meetings or covering events, describing such practices as unjustified and discriminatory. This coordinated diplomatic effort underscores the growing concern among Taiwan's allies over Beijing's increasing influence within international organisations, as reported by Taipei Times.