76TH WHA/Media groups support Taiwanese reporters' rights to cover U.N. events
05/24/2023 06:26 PM
International media organizations are continuing to urge the United Nations to grant all journalists access to its events, after two Taiwanese reporters were turned away from this week's World Health Assembly (WHA).
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