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2020.05.20: Taiwan inauguration - President Tsai Ing-wen pledges to expand international presence
Congratulations to President Tsai!
Taiwan is working hard to gain international recognition and to develop its economy under her leadership in the next 4 years.
Taiwan's pandemic preparedness under Tsai yielded an extraordinary result in combating the coronavirus, despite the lack of recognition from international bodies. Furthermore, they have also been promoting the 'Taiwan Can Help' campaign, where #Taiwan has been donating surgical face masks and other medical supplies to countries in need.
Despite all the efforts put in by Taiwan, the World Health Organization (#WHO ) has made the skewed decision not to invited Taiwan to this week’s meeting about the pandemic, highly possibly due to pressure from #China .
The slogan anti-pandemic campaign, 'Taiwan Can Help', was written in the skies of Canberra and Sydney over the weekend with the help of airplanes, by 26 Taiwanese doctors working in Australia. They initiated a pro-Taiwan drive on the internet. hoping that the #Australian government will support Taiwan’s admission as a country into the WHO.
#democracy #pandemic #TaiwanCanHelp #WHO #Taiwan
Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-eSUkSGyjE&feature=youtu.be
Congratulations to President Tsai!
Taiwan is working hard to gain international recognition and to develop its economy under her leadership in the next 4 years.
Taiwan's pandemic preparedness under Tsai yielded an extraordinary result in combating the coronavirus, despite the lack of recognition from international bodies. Furthermore, they have also been promoting the 'Taiwan Can Help' campaign, where #Taiwan has been donating surgical face masks and other medical supplies to countries in need.
Despite all the efforts put in by Taiwan, the World Health Organization (#WHO ) has made the skewed decision not to invited Taiwan to this week’s meeting about the pandemic, highly possibly due to pressure from #China .
The slogan anti-pandemic campaign, 'Taiwan Can Help', was written in the skies of Canberra and Sydney over the weekend with the help of airplanes, by 26 Taiwanese doctors working in Australia. They initiated a pro-Taiwan drive on the internet. hoping that the #Australian government will support Taiwan’s admission as a country into the WHO.
#democracy #pandemic #TaiwanCanHelp #WHO #Taiwan
Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-eSUkSGyjE&feature=youtu.be
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Campaign for Taiwan to join WHO takes to the sky in Australia
Taiwan''s official pandemic slogan, "Taiwan can help," was written in the skies of Canberra and Sydney over the weekend. The skywriting was part of a campaign from 26 Taiwanese doctors working in Australia who want to help Taiwan get admitted into the annual…
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WHO Facebook Suspected of Banning Comments About Taiwan
The World Health Organisation posted a COVID-19 vaccine Q&A video on Facebook on Nov 12. The former secretary general of Demosistō, Joshua Wong, attempted to comment "Taiwan can help" on the video, but had his comment removed. Joshua believed that the WHO Facebook page's administrators had set a ban on comments mentioning Taiwan. He compared the ban to Lord Voldemort as a taboo in Harry Potter.
Joshua Wong said the WHO published a live video about COVID-19 vaccines at mid-night, Nov 12 HKT. He planned to write #TaiwanCanHelp to express his support on Taiwan joining the WHO meeting. However, the page limited his comment showing an exclamation mark in a red frame disallowing the comment.
Source: Stand News #Nov12
#Taiwan #WHO #JoshuaWong #Facebook
https://bit.ly/38VO90X
The World Health Organisation posted a COVID-19 vaccine Q&A video on Facebook on Nov 12. The former secretary general of Demosistō, Joshua Wong, attempted to comment "Taiwan can help" on the video, but had his comment removed. Joshua believed that the WHO Facebook page's administrators had set a ban on comments mentioning Taiwan. He compared the ban to Lord Voldemort as a taboo in Harry Potter.
Joshua Wong said the WHO published a live video about COVID-19 vaccines at mid-night, Nov 12 HKT. He planned to write #TaiwanCanHelp to express his support on Taiwan joining the WHO meeting. However, the page limited his comment showing an exclamation mark in a red frame disallowing the comment.
Source: Stand News #Nov12
#Taiwan #WHO #JoshuaWong #Facebook
https://bit.ly/38VO90X
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Even though it’s probably not the most important issue in the #uk at this moment but it’s good to see it’s still being taken care of! Less #ccp influence is always better :)
#fuckccp #china #boycottchina #taiwan #taiwancanhelp
#fuckccp #china #boycottchina #taiwan #taiwancanhelp