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H.J.Res.126 | 105th Congress (1997-1998)

Relating to Taiwan's participation in the World Health Organization.

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The bill expresses the sense of Congress that Taiwan should have representation in the World Health Organization (WHO). It emphasizes the importance of Taiwan's participation in global health discussions and decision-making processes. The bill further establishes that it is U.S. policy to actively support Taiwan's efforts to gain membership and representation in the WHO. This reflects a commitment to enhancing Taiwan's role in international health matters, recognizing its contributions and the need for its voice in addressing global health challenges.

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07/21/1998Introduced in House

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Sherrod Brown

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