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THURSDAY, MAY 3i. .o2 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGOIf THURSDAY. MAY 31. 1982 Refugees Denied UN Aid Because Reds Nol Member By ARTHUR J. DOMMEN United Prau International Hong Kong - lUPD - One of the paradoxes of the cold war is that the thousands of des titute Chinese refugees pour lne into Hong Kong and Ma OUT ON' QJ FOOD PalioPrelly! cao would be eligible for United Nations assistance if Peiping instead of Taipei field memljCTship in that world or ganization. At present, these refugees are denied such assistance and the burden of housing, feed ing and clothing them falls heavily on the Hong Kong government and the Taipei sponsored mainland relief as sociation, both with only lim ited financial resources. The Hong Kong govern ment, in an effort to stem the flow of an estimated 7,000 to 8,000 refugees per month ioinine the one million al ready in this tiny colony, has recently stepped up land and sea patrols. Appeals Are Made Appeals have been heard here for other nations to take part of the burden of caring for and resetllling some of these refugees, many of whom arrive here with only the clothes they wear. Under present statutes. Chinese refugees in Hong Kong, unlike refugees in the Middle East and the Congo, cannot expect much help from the United Nations, the Inter national body best equipped to provide such emergency air. According to Articles 6 and 7 of the statute of the office of the United Nations high commissioner for refugees aid can be given only to those who have fled their countries because of racial, religious or political persecution and who are unable or unwilling to return to their respective countries and receive their government's protection. The United Nations consid ers that Chinese refugees here do not meet the description of being "unable or unwill ing to return" since the Na tlonalist Chinese government in Taipei claims to exercise it sovereignty over the main land population as well as over the population of For mosa. Published In Report This conclusion was pub lished In a report preparer for the United Nations hlh commissioner for refugees by Dr. Edvard Hambro. The report is dated 1954. According to independent In formation here from a varie ty of sources, Its principal le gal conclusions remain valid to this day. "It has thus been establish ed that it Is doubtful wheth er any large number of the Chinese refugees fulfill the positive criteria for eligibility as refugees within the high commissioner's mandate, be cause they can be protected by their own government," the report said. The report also makes it clear that the refugees could receive United Nations aid if the only government claim ing sovereignty over the In habitants of the mainland were the Peiping government. Be Little Doubt "If there had been only one government in China, in Peiping, there would be lit tle doubt that this particular group of refugees would come within the terms of the sta tute of the United Nations high commissioner for refu gees," the report said. Although the United na tions does not legally recog nize slates or governments the report said It would be "very difficult" for the high commissioner to act as If the Taipei government, which is a member, were not the legal government of China. The obstacle lo aid to Chi nese refugees, Ihc report said, would similarly be removed it the mainland were considered as one state and Taiwan as a separate one. However, both Peiping and Taipei have maintained their uniform contention that Chi na Is one indivisible country. 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