Citizens lose rights and freedoms, states their sovereignty in health matters
WHO wants to push through the international "pandemic agreement" before the end of May
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The WHO is planning comprehensive changes to the "International Health Regulations" in order to have more power and influence on the health policies of states in the event of a declared pandemic. The rights and freedoms of citizens are massively endangered by this.
The WHO (UN World Health Organisation) is currently trying to push through comprehensive changes to the International Health Regulations (IHR). These changes will allow the WHO to wield unprecedented power at the international level.
It is to be given more influence to combat opinions other than "disinformation and misinformation". This applies to all countries of the world that sign the agreement. Germany will also be one of them. In the event of a pandemic, the WHO will have far-reaching influence on the information policy in the respective countries in order to ensure a uniform approach. This means that alternative approaches can be effectively prevented by the WHO. This will lead to a kind of global health dictatorship, in which the WHO will take over the reins in the event of a declared pandemic and the individual states will submit to it.
The agreement is to be passed by a simple majority on 21 May 2023. So it is high time to take action against it. Many citizens are already active against this plan. It is about protecting the rights and freedoms of individual citizens and supporting the sovereignty of states in health matters. The WHO must not become a dictator in health matters.
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