The story on the Netherlands parliament rejecting the WHO by Karel Beckman, Friday, May 24, 2024 MERYL NASS MAY 28
World news: Dutch parliament opposes WHO treaty
The Dutch government will not vote in favour of the Pandemic Treaty and the amended International Health Guidelines (IHR) of the WHO, but it will not oppose them either. In the early morning of 22 May, this unclear commitment by Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport Pia Dijkstra ended the emergency debate on the 'WHO motion' by Mona Keijzer (BBB), in which the House instructs the government not to agree to the two WHO initiatives, which was adopted by the House of Representatives. Dijkstra had previously announced that he would not carry out this motion, to the indignation of the House.
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to agree to the two WHO initiatives. Dijkstra had previously indicated that he would not carry out this motion, to outrage from the House…