Elon Musk was correct when he tweeted that “Countries should not cede authority to WHO” regarding proposed legal changes incorporated into its International Health Regulations (IHR). Those changes would become effective 10 months from now if a simple majority of the U.N. members approve.
The proposed new rules that will be presented during the World Health Assembly (May 27-June 1) face legitimate opposition over assaults on U.S. sovereignty in allowing U.N. bureaucrats to impose mandatory health and pandemic reporting, vaccinations, tracking, and other requirements that override national laws and state public health statutes.
Critics argue that the net effect of the proposed IHR amendments would be to confer authority to the WHO to create a legal and financial basis for the emergence of an elaborate, internationally coordinated bio-surveillance regime, including coordination and direction of vaccination policies unilaterally deemed a “public health emergency of international concern.”
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