WCH to Host Follow-Up Expert Hearing on DNA Contamination in mRNA Vaccines

WORLD COUNCIL FOR HEALTH TO HOST FOLLOW-UP EXPERT HEARING ON DNA CONTAMINATION IN MRNA VACCINES
What are the implications for law, justice, and human rights?

Bath, U.K. – The World Council for Health (WCH) recognises the important role of law, justice, and human rights in preserving and protecting the health, freedom, and sovereignty of people around the world. 

In light of recent concerns regarding bacterial DNA and genetic sequences found in mRNA vaccines, the World Council for Health organized an Urgent Expert Hearing on this critical topic. The hearing took place virtually on October 9th at worldcouncilforhealth.org/dna and aimed to address the medical implications of these ground-breaking findings for people around the world.

Law fraternity panelists include: 
Dr Willem van Aardt (USA)
Katie Ashby-Koppens (Australia)
Julian Gillespie (Australia)
Wendy Low (Singapore)
Sue Grey (New Zealand)
Fahrie Hassan (South Africa)

Additional panelists will be announced in due course.

The hearing will be facilitated by lawyer Shabnam Palesa Mohamed (South Africa) and Dr Mark Trozzi (Canada).

Expert Hearing Details:
Date: 27 November 2023
Time: 7 pm UTC
Location: worldcouncilforhealth.org/justice
Format: Virtual Attendance

This Urgent Expert Hearing brings together lawyers, healthcare workers, scientists, media, and socio-political leaders for an open and informative discussion. It will also provide an opportunity to address concerns surrounding informed consent and to ensure that the public is empowered.

All members of civil society—including those injured by C19 injections, lawyers, medical professionals, scientists, media, and socio-political leaders—are invited to join this Urgent Expert Hearing. By participating, we will contribute to a better understanding of the law, justice, and human rights implications of bacterial DNA and genetic sequences contained in Covid-19 vaccines.

For more information, please visit worldcouncilforhealth.org/justice.
A PDF of this press release can be found here.

About the World Council for Health:

The World Council for Health is an international organization dedicated to promoting health, well-being, and the dissemination of accurate and reliable health-related information. We strive to strengthen collaboration among the public, experts and policymakers, to address and improve critical health issues facing humanity. WCH is rooted in the 7 Principles of a Better Way.