Concerns more freedom could be denied under WHO pandemic treaty
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Sky News host Peta Credlin has expressed concerns over the World Health Organisation (WHO) pandemic treaty.
The WHO is expected to finalise a new pandemic treaty, with talks underway until May 10.
The treaty currently being negotiated by WHO aims to help prepare for the next global health emergency.
“The problem is that if ratified, this treaty could see Australia subject to rules dictated, not by our elected officials, but by UN health bureaucrats,” Ms Credlin said
“Now, having spent 262 days in locked down Melbourne, I know just how bad the draconian COVID rules were here but trust me when I say that this new pandemic treaty could see even harsher measures ushered in.
“And more freedoms denied.”
The WHO is expected to finalise a new pandemic treaty, with talks underway until May 10.
The treaty currently being negotiated by WHO aims to help prepare for the next global health emergency.
“The problem is that if ratified, this treaty could see Australia subject to rules dictated, not by our elected officials, but by UN health bureaucrats,” Ms Credlin said
“Now, having spent 262 days in locked down Melbourne, I know just how bad the draconian COVID rules were here but trust me when I say that this new pandemic treaty could see even harsher measures ushered in.
“And more freedoms denied.”
