WHO: Vaccine mandates should be 'last resort'

DW
Tue, 07 Dec 2021 08:01 UTC

WHO official Hans Kluge says vaccine mandates are an 'absolute last resort'

The advice from the World Health Organization comes as Germany and other countries discuss a vaccine mandate. Experts also said that vaccines for children might help stop the spread of coronavirus.

Mandatory vaccinations against the coronavirus are an "absolute last resort," the World Health Organization's top Europe official said on Tuesday.

"Mandates around vaccination are an absolute last resort and only applicable when all feasible options to improve vaccination uptake have been exhausted," WHO Director for Europe Hans Kluge said.

Kluge said that although mandates have increased vaccine uptake in some cases, "public confidence and public trust" must also be considered.

"The effectiveness of mandates is very context-specific," he added. "What is acceptable in one society and community may not be effective and acceptable in another."

Comment: Forcing experimental and dangerous vaccines for a virus that have 99.95% survival rate is not acceptable in any society and community.

Where are vaccines mandatory?

Austria announced in November that it would impose a vaccine mandate starting in February 2022. This, along with a new lockdown, sparked protests attended by thousands.

Austria's vaccine mandate sparked protests

A number of other European countries including Germany have been debating whether to implement a vaccine mandate. In Greece, vaccines are mandatory for people over 60.

Indonesia, the Federated States of Micronesia, and Turkmenistan have made vaccinations against the coronavirus mandatory for all adults.

Debate on vaccinating children

Kluge also noted that the number of coronavirus cases had increased in all age groups, and the highest rates are currently observed in the 5-14 age group. He further pointed out that children risk passing the infection to parents and grandparents in the home.

In light of these statistics, Kluge added that "vaccinating children should be discussed and considered nationally."

The EU's drug regulator, the European Medicines Agency, backed giving children the BioNTech-Pfizer vaccine in late November.

Comment: So called "cases" means just a positive result in a PCR test. A positive PCR test does not mean someone is infected. As the inventor of PCR test said, it is meaningless in diagnosing any kind of infection, and yet the whole propaganda and hysteria over the so-called pandemic is based on these PCR tests.

Children are at no serious risk from the virus. They usually have just a mild cold like symptoms and they can't infect other people. However, children have 50 times more chance to die from the covid vaccine than from the virus.

They are tightening the totalitarian control, and now they are coming for the children. Will people finally see what is going on and will humanity defend itself from the psychopathic elites trying to enslave the whole planet?

See also:

• PCR inventor: "It doesn't tell you that you are sick"
• Fake science, invalid data: There is no such thing as a "confirmed Covid-19 case". There is no pandemic
• Dr. Yeadon warns: Children 50 TIMES more likely to die from covid vaccine than from virus
• Long Covid very rare for children & teens, Delta variant just as harmless for young people as other strains - study
• Two thirds of covid cases in schoolchildren are false positives say experts
• Delta Variants, PCR Tests and Cognitive Dissonance
• Is the coronavirus vaccine a ticking time-bomb?
• Microbiologist explains COVID jab effects: Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi