Making children get jabs for common diseases is ‘necessary in democratic society’ and is in their best interests, the European Court for Human Rights (ECHR) ruled on Thursday in a landmark decision against anti-vaxxers.
It’s the first time the ECHR has ruled on mandatory vaccinations for children against common diseases. While the case dealt with the Czech Republic’s laws that require schoolchildren to have jabs against diseases like whooping cough, tetanus and measles, it has implications when it comes to compulsory Covid jabs.
Nicolas Hervieu, a legal expert specializing in the ECHR, said the ruling reinforces the possibility of compulsory vaccination under the current coronavirus pandemic conditions.
Seasoned observers of the European Court of Human Rights know that it is up to its neck in Soros influence. Here are a couple of things we’ve published from early 2020:
The Grip of Soros on the European Court of Human Rights Revealed
George Soros Controls the EU’s Court of Human Rights, They Admit It Themselves
It indeed remains to be seen what effect this will have on Covid vaccination policy for the rest of us.
For British readers, we obtained the following from the Jonathan Law channel on Telegram, which explains why the UK’s Human Rights Act 1998 is so critical in this regard, since rulings from the ECHR cannot supersede the Act, nor is there any UK law mandating vaccines:
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