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AIDS Healthcare Foundation: AHF to China: Free Zhang Zhan, Stop the Cover-up!
AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), the world s largest AIDS organization, condemned the recent jailing of Chinese journalist Zhang Zhan for her reporting on COVID-19 in Wuhan as another example of Chinese authorities efforts to impede and obscure global investigations into the origins of the coronavirus and its spread in the early days of the pandemic.
Zhang s prison sentence of four years has been met with sharp criticism from advocates globally, including the European Union, which has demanded that Zhang be released. Zhang Zhan is a hero for courageously trying to expose a deadly cover-up that crippled the world. It s not acceptable that China is being allowed to continue the false narrative, and now it is boldly blocking the World Health Organization (WHO) investigators from going to Wuhan to study the outbreak, said AHF President Michael Weinstein. It s shameful that [WHO Director-General] Tedro
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AHF to China: Free Zhang Zhan, Stop the Cover-up!
AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), the world’s largest AIDS organization, condemned the recent jailing of Chinese journalist Zhang Zhan for her reporting on COVID-19 in Wuhan as another example of Chinese authorities’ efforts to impede and obscure global investigations into the origins of the coronavirus and its spread in the early days of the pandemic.
Zhang’s prison sentence of four years has been met with sharp criticism from advocates globally, including the European Union, which has demanded that Zhang be released.
“Zhang Zhan is a hero for courageously trying to expose a deadly cover-up that crippled the world. It’s not acceptable that China is being allowed to continue the false narrative, and now it is boldly blocking the World Health Organization (WHO) investigators from going to Wuhan to study the outbreak,” said AHF President Michael Weinstein. “It’s shameful
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AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), the world s largest AIDS organization, applauds the Canadian government for its recent contribution of nearly $51.2 million (CAD 65 million) and millions of diagnostic tests that will support the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria s COVID-19 response in low- and middle-income countries.
The much needed aid was roughly half of the CAD 120 million Canada pledged this past June to the ACT-Accelerator, a coalition working to end the pandemic by accelerating the development, production and equitable access to new COVID-19 tests, treatments and vaccines. Recently secured contributions bring the total committed to the initiative to $5.1 billion, but an additional $4.3 billion is urgently needed, according to the World Health Organization.
AIDS Healthcare Foundation: AHF Applauds Canada for Contribution to Global Fund s COVID-19 Response
AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), the world s largest AIDS organization, applauds the Canadian government for its recent contribution of nearly $51.2 million (CAD 65 million) and millions of diagnostic tests that will support the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria s COVID-19 response in low- and middle-income countries.
The much needed aid was roughly half of the CAD 120 million Canada pledged this past June to the ACT-Accelerator, a coalition working to end the pandemic by accelerating the development, production and equitable access to new COVID-19 tests, treatments and vaccines. Recently secured contributions bring the total committed to the initiative to $5.1 billion, but an additional $4.3 billion is urgently needed, according to the World Health Organization.