WHO is Accountable Act prohibits U.S. funds for WHO membership or contributions until specific conditions are met.
The WHO is Accountable Act blocks federal funds for U.S. membership in or contributions to the World Health Organization until the Secretary of State certifies that the WHO meets certain conditions. These include ensuring humanitarian aid is not politicized, not being under Chinese Communist Party influence, not covering up the CCP's COVID-19 response, granting Taiwan observer status, not diverting aid to Iran, North Korea, or Syria, increasing transparency, and ending funding for issues like gender identity, climate change, and abortion.
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