Call to Action: NOW is the Time to Unite Against the WHO

The World Council for Health (WCH) continues to oppose the World Health Organization (WHO)’s attempted power grab in the form of both a proposed pandemic treaty as well as amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR).

The WHO is an unelected, majority private-funded body seeking powers that would override national constitutions and violate fundamental human rights. A mysterious body beholden to corporate interests must not be given additional power. In fact, it should have vastly less power than it does right now if any at all.

The proposed amendments would further solidify the WHO as a global authority by making their proclamations legally binding rather than simply being recommendations. Granted, many countries already appear to respond as though the WHO’s proclamations are legally binding, but room exists to act as a sovereign nation in the best interest of the people. In effect, the proposed amendments would make acting in the best interest of a country’s people an offense, would usher in global digital health certificates, and increase the earning potential of the WHO, its partners, and the medical industrial complex, among many other things.

What’s more, these negotiations are happening behind closed doors outside of view, and without input from the public. The sixth meeting is happening this week (9-13 January). To attend, an application must be completed that includes the submission of a photo and numerous personal details including a passport number.

The 76th World Health Assembly is scheduled for the end of May of this year. The amendments to the IRH must be submitted to the WHO at least 4 months in advance in order for the proposed amendments to be considered during the next assembly. As such, the IHRRC intends to submit the proposed amendments by 15 January.

Why We Must Unite Against the WHO

The outcome of these meetings affects each and every one of us. It is unacceptable that they are happening behind closed doors and without public participation. Action must be taken to both expose and stop these attempts. We must also remember that a better way is possible and is within reach.

It is also important to note that the WHO views opposition to the Covid-19 injections—what they call “anti-vaccine activism”—as a “major killing force globally” more dangerous than “gun violence, global terrorism, nuclear proliferation, or cyberattacks.”

If you feel moved to take action, below you will find the email addresses belonging to each member of the International Health Regulations Review Committee (IHRRC):

• AbdelfattahM@who.int
• AginamO@who.int
• AlnsourM@who.int
• AmothP@who.int
• BurciG@who.int
• CamachoJ@who.int
• ForsythA@who.int
• GostinL@who.int
• HabibiR@who.int
• HaringhuizenG@who.int
• JokhdarH@who.int
• LiuY@who.int
• SafdarR@who.int
• SahukhanA@who.int
• SamarasekeraD@who.int
• SmolenskiyV@who.int
• SreedharanS@who.int
• WenhamC@who.int

We encourage everyone to email the above members of the IHRRC informing them of your thoughts on amendments to the IHR and the process, and to request to view the proposed amendments.

To learn more about why the treaty and amendments must be stopped, visit James Roguski’s website.