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Taiwan’s COP26 participation deserves Canada’s support

  • “Inequality and climate injustice is already the heart of the climate crisis,” Greta Thunberg, the high-profile climate activist, tweeted recently to her followers. Thunberg’s
Opinion | BY SUSAN KORAH | November 1, 2021
Steven Guilbeault, Canada’s new minister of the environment and climate change, could take concrete action, by writing to the UNFCCC secretariat to support Taiwan’s full participation, writes Susan Korah. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Taiwan’s COP26 participation deserves Canada’s support

Opinion | BY SUSAN KORAH | November 1, 2021
  • “Inequality and climate injustice is already the heart of the climate crisis,” Greta Thunberg, the high-profile climate activist, tweeted recently to her followers. Thunberg’s

Taiwan’s COP26 participation deserves Canada’s support

Opinion | BY SUSAN KORAH | November 1, 2021
  • “Inequality and climate injustice is already the heart of the climate crisis,” Greta Thunberg, the high-profile climate activist, tweeted recently to her followers. Thunberg’s
Steven Guilbeault, Canada’s new minister of the environment and climate change, could take concrete action, by writing to the UNFCCC secretariat to support Taiwan’s full participation, writes Susan Korah. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Taiwan’s COP26 participation deserves Canada’s support

  • “Inequality and climate injustice is already the heart of the climate crisis,” Greta Thunberg, the high-profile climate activist, tweeted recently to her followers. Thunberg’s
Opinion | BY SUSAN KORAH | November 1, 2021
Steven Guilbeault, Canada’s new minister of the environment and climate change, could take concrete action, by writing to the UNFCCC secretariat to support Taiwan’s full participation, writes Susan Korah. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Taiwan’s COP26 participation deserves Canada’s support

Opinion | BY SUSAN KORAH | November 1, 2021
  • “Inequality and climate injustice is already the heart of the climate crisis,” Greta Thunberg, the high-profile climate activist, tweeted recently to her followers. Thunberg’s

Taiwan’s COP26 participation deserves Canada’s support

Opinion | BY SUSAN KORAH | November 1, 2021
  • “Inequality and climate injustice is already the heart of the climate crisis,” Greta Thunberg, the high-profile climate activist, tweeted recently to her followers. Thunberg’s
Steven Guilbeault, Canada’s new minister of the environment and climate change, could take concrete action, by writing to the UNFCCC secretariat to support Taiwan’s full participation, writes Susan Korah. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Taiwan’s WHO participation critical for global healthcare: lessons from COVID-19

  • Despite its exemplary management of COVID-19 when it first erupted, and the unequivocal support of G7 countries, Taiwan has once again been left out
Opinion | BY SUSAN KORAH | June 2, 2021
Taiwan’s unfortunate absence at the World Health Assembly, which closed on May 31,  highlights the disproportionate influence that the Communist Party of China continues to wield on the World Health Organization, and on the decisions of Western democratic governments, writes Susan Korah. World Health Organization photograph by Christopher Black

Taiwan’s WHO participation critical for global healthcare: lessons from COVID-19

Opinion | BY SUSAN KORAH | June 2, 2021
  • Despite its exemplary management of COVID-19 when it first erupted, and the unequivocal support of G7 countries, Taiwan has once again been left out

Taiwan’s WHO participation critical for global healthcare: lessons from COVID-19

Opinion | BY SUSAN KORAH | June 2, 2021
  • Despite its exemplary management of COVID-19 when it first erupted, and the unequivocal support of G7 countries, Taiwan has once again been left out
Taiwan’s unfortunate absence at the World Health Assembly, which closed on May 31,  highlights the disproportionate influence that the Communist Party of China continues to wield on the World Health Organization, and on the decisions of Western democratic governments, writes Susan Korah. World Health Organization photograph by Christopher Black

Supporting Taiwan’s participation is in line with Canada’s UN goals

  • On Sept. 18, leaders from the 193 United Nations member countries will gather in New York to kick off the fall meeting of the
FeatureBY DAVID KILGOUR, SUSAN KORAH | September 18, 2018
The United Nations General Assembly will fill with world leaders attending its opening later this month. But Taiwan won’t be in the hall, as it’s not recognized as a country by the UN. United Nations photograph by Loey Felipe

Supporting Taiwan’s participation is in line with Canada’s UN goals

FeatureBY DAVID KILGOUR, SUSAN KORAH | September 18, 2018
  • On Sept. 18, leaders from the 193 United Nations member countries will gather in New York to kick off the fall meeting of the

Supporting Taiwan’s participation is in line with Canada’s UN goals

FeatureBY DAVID KILGOUR, SUSAN KORAH | September 18, 2018
  • On Sept. 18, leaders from the 193 United Nations member countries will gather in New York to kick off the fall meeting of the
The United Nations General Assembly will fill with world leaders attending its opening later this month. But Taiwan won’t be in the hall, as it’s not recognized as a country by the UN. United Nations photograph by Loey Felipe
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