WND.com reports: “Taiwanese workers employed in China-based multinational companies have had a warning from the Chinese Communist Party – you do not have to fear the new death penalty mandate, if you are not breaking the law.

China recently introduced new legal guidelines that will allow ‘die-hard’ separatists to be executed, and according to the Telegraph, have been accepted as an intimidation tactic to put pressure on Taiwan’s president Lai Ching-te, who China has labeled as a ‘dangerous separatist.’

Taiwan and China have been locked in a power struggle for some time, with China attempting to claim dominion over the island nation and add it to its territory. However, Taiwan and its population have rejected this, and do not want to be unified with China…”