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Activists say ‘time has come’ for Taiwan’s WHO bid

Activists held a forum at the Legislative Yuan on Tuesday to advocate for Taiwan''s right to participate in the World Health Organization. The event was broadcast live and featured speakers working in biotech, public health, and other fields. M: Some of the speakers called for the resignation of WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. Activists said Taiwan''s success in containing COVID-19 has raised its global profile and opened an opportunity for rejoining the WHO. Lawmakers from several parties and civic group representatives chant slogans for Taiwan’s participation in the WHO.Tsai Yi-jianGlobal Taiwan Medical AllianceI think the time has come. Director General Tedros’ inappropriate remarks and the Chinese administration’s flagrant contradictions have made people all around the world feel resentment and injustice. So I think Taiwan has a good chance of joining the WHO.Tsai Pi-juTaiwan People’s Party lawmakerI hereby call on the WHO to face up to Taiwan, a country full of professionals that’s put up an exemplary response.Taiwan has recently won international recognition for its measures against COVID-19. Civic groups hope the attention can help Taiwan in its bid to join the WHO.Michael TsaiTaiwan United Nations AllianceIn the eight years between 2009 and 2016, we were invited to the WHO as an observer. At least this year, or next year, or in the future, we hope to become a regular WHO member without the need to negotiate with China.Chiang Kuan-yuTaiwan Association for Global Health DiplomacyIf, say, a new alliance is made, or a new WHO replacement organization is formed, we don’t want to miss out on that.Since 2016, Taiwan has been shunned from the WHA and barred from attending as an observer. Year after year, Taiwan United Nations Alliance President Michael Tsai has gone to Geneva to advocate for Taiwan’s inclusion in the organization. He says Taiwan’s exclusion comes down to only one factor: China.Michael TsaiTaiwan United Nations AllianceTedros took office in 2017. For three years straight, we’ve been excluded from the WHO and from WHA meetings. It’s oppression against us. Tedros’ decision to not invite us to the WHA came about because China is pulling the strings behind the scenes. The WHO’s repeated endorsement of China may have inadvertently become a source of unity, as countries pull together to oppose political shenanigans within the organization.