Notice of Liability Letters delivered to WHO Executives

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Swiss Lawyer Phillipp Kruse, on behalf of World Council for Health, hand delivers four notices of personal liability at the WHO Headquarters in Switzerland

The four letters, delivered just before noon on May 6, 2024, provide notice to the recipients that their actions are causing harm and call for them to cease and desist.

Letters were delivered to:

  • WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus
  • WHO Covid 19 Technical Lead Maria van Kerkhove
  • WHO Covid 19 Clinical Management Lead Janet Diaz
  • WHO Chief Scientist Jeremy Farrar
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