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Stop the World Health Organization Treaty that would dictate global public health policy — in other words, the Treaty would override national sovereignty. Deadline for submission — 18 hours. My submission: There are a wide range of problems with the Pandemic Treaty. First and foremost is the World Health Organization’s…

Vera Sharav’s Interview at Neil Oliver’s GB News, The Human Experience: An Illumination of Spiritual Parts of Humanity
Lessons of the 20th century have been ‘TOTALLY FORGOTTEN’ – history ‘relegated to IRRELEVANCE’ ‘We are being treated as a heard and people have stopped using their god given freedom of choice.’ Holocaust survivor and human rights activist, Vera Sharav, explains what concerns her most about modern developed society.
Comments on AHRP Amicus Brief (Kennedy Krieger)
Following the August 16, 2001 landmark decision of the Maryland Court of Appeals, the Alliance for Human Research Protection (AHRP) became interested in the case involving exposure of children to lead paint. We were particularly drawn to the Court’s clear and unambiguous recognition of the rights of children and their families to appropriate safeguards in medical research settings.
http://www.courts.state.md.us/opinions/coa/2001/128a00.pdf
An Open Letter to Officials of the National Institute of Mental Health
An Open Letter to Officials of the National Institute of Mental Health Fri, 30 Apr 2004 ALLIANCE FOR HUMAN RESEARCH PROTECTION (AHRP) Promoting openness and full disclosure https://ahrp.org From: Vera Hassner Sharav, President David Cohen, Ph.D. Secretary The ALLIANCE FOR HUMAN RESEARCH PROTECTION (AHRP) To: Thomas Insell, MD,…
Children are Humans: Don’t Sacrifice their Rights, Dignity & Welfare
We are writing about the Pediatric Research Equity Act of 2003 (S 650). We are in full agreement that children should have the same safeguards as adults; that medications used in children be thoroughly tested for safety, effectiveness and appropriate dose. However, S 650 does not do this. Instead, it requires that children be used to test all drugs as a condition of licensure by FDA – unless a waiver is obtained from the Secretary of the department of Health and Human Services under section 505B.
AHRP Press Release Re: Maryland Court of Appeals Decision
AHRP Alliance for Human Research Protection AHRP Speaks Out Return to Home PageAHRP Speaks Out Press ReleasesOctober 29, 2001 FYI Widely disparate perspectives are presented in an article in the Maryland Daily Record re: The Court of Appeals of Maryland decision (Gimes v Kennedy Krieger Institute, Aug 16, 2001). That…