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Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Thursday that the United States would reject a United Nations (UN) statement on chronic diseases because it ignored “the most pressing health problems” and, more generally, because Donald Trump’s government opposes policies that, he described, promote abortion and “radical gender ideology.” Kennedy, who delivered his speech at a UN meeting on the prevention and fight against chronic diseases such as ca…
RFK Jr. says US rejects WHO with powerful message about sovereignty and the chronic disease crisis
From LifeSiteNews By Doug Mainwaring “This extraordinary statement — essentially declaring the entire UN process illegitimate — represents a watershed moment in international relations. A U.S. Cabinet Secretary stood before the world body and rejected not just specific provisions but the fundamental premise that the UN has authority to impose health mandates on sovereign nations,” Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told th…
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thelibertybeacon.comConsensus collapses after US rejects UN declaration on chronic diseases
U.S. health secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. stated during a United Nations high-level meeting on Sep. 25 that the United States will not endorse the U.N.’s new political declaration on non-communicable diseases (NCDs). He called the...
The nation's top health official said the United States cannot support WHO policies that he says promote abortion and "radical gender ideology." Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Thursday that the United States would reject a United Nations declaration on chronic diseases, […]
US blocks UN agreement on tackling chronic diseases
The United States has halted a United Nations agreement focused on fighting noncommunicable diseases, pushing the plan to a General Assembly vote scheduled for next month. ALSO READ: NCDs: Numbers may be silent, but these statistics should scare us all The decision was made during a UN meeting on Thursday, September 25, in New York, where world leaders gathered to adopt a political declaration seen by some as a great step in addressing the globa…
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