WHO member states failed to come to an agreement on the terms of the pandemic treaty, meaning there is no chance it will be adopted at the World Health Assembly next week. This is great news for all freedom fighters who have worked hard to defeat this highly disturbing initiative that would have granted the WHO global power over individual nations during pandemics.

ICAN celebrates this win, but rest assured we will continue to keep a close eye on future WHO developments. In all likelihood, this won’t be the last time they try to seize control. When they do, we’ll be waiting.

The HighWire Staff

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Coronavirus

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Health & Nutrition

Study Linking Raw Milk to H5N1 Mutations Sparks Controversy Over Pandemic Risks and Research Methods

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Vaccines

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Science & Tech

USDA Reopens Comment Period for Deregulation of Gene-Edited Plants

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Environment

Texas Farmers Sue EPA Over PFAS Contamination in Biosolid Fertilizers

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Policy

Julian Assange Freed in Plea Deal, Rekindles Debate on Press Freedom

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