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Journal Article
How exclusion from the WHO is affecting health care in Taiwan
2019
Overview
Though the island of Taiwan functions as an independent democracy, leaders of communist China claim it as a province, which is accepted by the United Nations and its agencies, including the World Health Organization (WHO). At the conference, a Chinese official asked the WHO to intervene. As a sponsor, the WHO asked the Taiwanese academics to leave, according to blogging and reporting in the journal Tobacco Control. Conference organizers took down the Taiwanese professors' posters and removed their presentation from the agenda. Today, demonstrators in Hong Kong, a semi-autonomous part of China, have gained worldwide support for protests against a proposed law that would remove the firewall between the city's legal system and the politically-controlled courts of Mainland China. On nearby Taiwan, thousands rallied to show solidarity. Taiwan's leaders hope to draw attention to parallels between their situation and Hong Kong's, yet in the global health realm, many academics know little about Taiwan's plight.
Publisher
Elsevier Inc,CMA Impact, Inc,Joule Inc
