The European Union will pilot the European Vaccination Card (EVC) in five countries to consolidate vaccination data and prepare for a continent-wide rollout by 2026. Critics argue the EVC poses threats to personal freedoms and national sovereignty as it could lead to mandated vaccinations and greater control over individuals. The program builds on the WHO’s Global Digital Health Certification Network and lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic. Some experts warn that this may facilitate forced vaccinations in future pandemics, undermining civil liberties. The initiative is funded by the European Commission.
Editor’s Note: EVC’s potential to mandate vaccinations under the guise of public health poses a direct threat to individual freedom and autonomy. Citizens should have the right to make informed decisions about their health, especially when we know that vaccines come with life-threatening risks and life-altering side effects. The move towards digital vaccination passports, backed by private stakeholders and the WHO, risks prioritizing control and profit over genuine public health needs. This is a dystopian reality where control is consolidated into a group of powerful people, and all citizens are forced just to follow. [See also: WHO, EU announce partnership creating ‘global system’ of digital vaccine passports, Vaccine Passports Are Conditioning Us To Accept The Great Reset]
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