The World Health Organisation (WHO) has been warned against its decision to shut out Taiwan from an annual two-day meeting which opened on Monday. Japanese Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe, Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau and United States Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, have all spoken against the body's action. The coronavirus situation in Taiwan has
The World Health Organisation has been warned against its decision to shut out Taiwan from an annual two-day meeting which opened on Monday.
The coronavirus situation in Taiwan has been described as a success story and countries are wondering why the WHO failed to invite its officials to the meeting. Taiwan and friends argue that the nation should be invited to the WHO online conference to discuss its containment of coronavirus.
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