Reclaim Ethical Medicine
Libby Kleinmedical censorship, informed consent, human rights and stopping the WHO
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Australia’s parliamentary committee JSCOT feeling the heat on WHO negotiations
Australia’s Joint Standing Committee on Treaties (JSCOT) must be getting a lot of inquiries about the proposed pandemic agreement (treaty) and the proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations. So many, they had to issue a sta...
Update on binding recommendations in the IHR amendments
Are the W.H.O.’s recommendations going to be binding under the proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR)?
Assurances about not ceding sovereignty to the WHO miss the point
Will we cede sovereignty to the WHO? Will we retain the right to make our own decisions? Turns out these are the wrong questions. The real question is: why would we necessarily want to follow the WHO’s recommendations, like children followi...
Don’t fall for WHO's sovereignty trap
I recently drafted a letter for a fabulous community group near Sydney Australia to send to Australian parliamentarians. It explains - I hope - why arguing about sovereignty is a fatal trap. As usual with the WHO, the devil is in the detail...
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