‘As the world grapples with the aftermath of the Covid-19 crisis and is being propagandised on ‘Disease X’ to drive centralised monopoly, it is imperative to scrutinize disturbing developments at the World Health Organization (WHO) and to mobilise effective strategies to counter their power grab and re-establish democratic country governance.

‘The WHO, seen by some as a leading international health agency, shoulders immense responsibility in safeguarding global public health. However, beneath its noble mandate, lies a history marred by controversies, failures, mismanagement, and corruption. From the tobacco scandal, to accusations of nuclear cover-ups, and the H1N1 false pandemic drug sales campaign; the WHO’s integrity faces scrutiny, rightfully raising challenging questions about its effectiveness and credibility. The WHO also performed dismally over the Covid-19 chapter. Thus the WHO’s conflicts of interest, integrity, processes, and scientific rigour face appraisal, rightfully raising questions about its effectiveness and credibility.’

Panelists:

• Shabnam Palesa Mohamed
• Dr. Tessa Lawrie
• Dr. Meryl Nass
• Fahrie Hassan
• Katie Ashby-Koppens
• Phillip Kruse
• Robin Tilbrook
• Fred Corbin
• Dr. Astrid Stuckelberger
• Dr. Sylvia Hebrendt
• Meike Terhorst
• Eddie Hobbs