Taiwan has been excluded from taking part in WHO assemblies since Tsai Ing-wen (centre) was elected president in 2016. Photo: EPA-EFE
Taiwan has been excluded from taking part in WHO assemblies since Tsai Ing-wen (centre) was elected president in 2016. Photo: EPA-EFE
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Coronavirus: WHO put nations at risk by excluding Taiwan from knowledge sharing, US report says

  • Had island’s experts been allowed to share their experiences, ‘governments around the world could have had more complete information on which to base their public health policies’, congressional report says
  • Document published amid growing calls for Taiwan to be allowed to attend the UN agency’s World Health Assembly, which starts on Monday

Taiwan has been excluded from taking part in WHO assemblies since Tsai Ing-wen (centre) was elected president in 2016. Photo: EPA-EFE
Taiwan has been excluded from taking part in WHO assemblies since Tsai Ing-wen (centre) was elected president in 2016. Photo: EPA-EFE
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