“Legal objection to the WHO rules is first free success-resistance works!”

“The now introduced legal objection to Austria against the targeted changes in the international health regulations of the WHO is a first clear success of our freedom initiatives-from the open letter to the federal government to the petition ‘Stop the WHO Pandemie Treaty’ that have already signed thousands of Austrians. It is clear: Without our public and parliamentary pressure, this objection would not be obviously not Planned to integrate the parliament at all, ”said FPÖ health spokesman and chairman of the parliamentary health committee, NABG. Mag. Gerhard Kaniak.

The fact that Austria-as required by the FPÖ for months-has brought in an official veto at the WHO is an important intermediate step in the fight against disempowerment of the nation states in the health area: “As long as this reservation is upright: Austria is not tied to the new WHO specifications. And that was exactly our goal. Because the changes mean a dangerous shift in power in favor of a non-democratically legitimized organization. Extensive effects on fundamental rights, national health competence and sovereignty. ”

However, Kaniak criticized that the objection was only made for purely formal reasons: “The black-red-pink loser government makes it clear that it wants to take back the objection-as soon as the parliament agrees. This makes it clear that the coalition parties want to agree to the WHO regulations-only our work has forced the constitutional path to comply. – This is a democratic policy success for all Austrians. ”

In this context, Kaniak once again appealed to the citizens to participate in the freedom petition: “We have to maintain the pressure – because the current objection is not a retreat, but only a stop for time. If the government thinks they can go through the wall with the head, it will feel the resistance of the population. determine our medical decisions, Should sign our petition now!“

In conclusion, Kaniak announced that the liberal line also continues to continue parliamentary: “We will continue to fight for the WHO changes in the present version not become part of our national law. Because health policy belongs to Parliament-not according to Geneva!”