China asks The WHO to let it run a global vaccine passport scheme because it is “the most experienced country in using a health code system in the world.”

USSA News ^ | 03/31/2021 | Will Henney

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China wants the WHO to allow it to create a global vaccine passport system that would serve as a “certificate for international travel.” The request is pretty bold for an authoritarian regime known for its massive surveillance system.

China launched a new domestic travel policy allowing more freedom to people who have received the vaccine. Now, Beijing wants the WHO’s approval to launch a global vaccine certification system for international travel because it can “help by sharing its experience with and provide technical support.”

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China believes it is “the most experienced country in using a health code system in the world.”

Speaking to Aljazeera, a spokesperson for the Chinese foreign ministry said that a system would “help promote world economic recovery and facilitate cross-border travel.”

“In terms of technology, I believe that Chinese companies can build an international platform in just one week, but it is better that the WHO, rather than any country or regional organization, be the organizer to ensure the independence, fairness and data security of the platform,” the Director General of Information Consumption Alliance, Xiang Ligang, told the Global Times, a state-run news outlet.

But the WHO is not welcoming the idea. Besides, very few countries would accept a system created by China – for several reasons, including the country’s bad record with transparency and the fact that it is the country where the outbreak started.

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The WHO’s director of Health Emergencies Program, Dr. Michael Ryan, expressed his disapproval of China’s requests, warning that the proposal has “real practical and ethical considerations.”

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“Vaccination is just not available enough around the world and is not available certainly on an equitable basis,” Ryan explained. He has a point since the vaccination has not even begun in some poorer countries in Africa, Asia, and South America.

China added its vaccination certification system to the so-called “social credit system,” which awards a citizen points for complying with the government’s laws and policies. The social credit system is the reason some Chinese residents cannot travel by air or train and are denied some government services. Now, those who have not been vaccinated are restricted from both local and international travel.

The post China asks The WHO to let it run a global vaccine passport scheme appeared first on Reclaim The Net.

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Author: Will Henney

[cowboyusa]

Maranatha!!

[E. Pluribus Unum]

They would certainly know the most about the CCP virus.

[Candor7]

What could possibly go wrong?

Organ harvesting data base anyone?

[Richard Axtell]

Hey, Joe! You want to abandon the American people to slavery and exploitation, just let the Chicoms do it! They will have us all under control with no problem! No muss, no fuss! Brought to you by your friendly Fascists, the CCP!

[Candor7]

Whats with all the ads?

[familyop]

Well, I’m not taking the Chinamen’s vaccine.

[BenLurkin]

Since 1896 this borough...

[FrdmLvr]

The vaccine passport is nothing more than china’s social credit system. What else would they add to your vaccine passport once it was established? Americans need to wake the eff up!

[TigersEye]

Pool party in Wuhan China August 2020.
You can see how terribly concerned they were about CV.

[daniel1212]

This wise and kind idea helped:

U.S. Will Allow Computer Sale To Court China - The New York ... www.nytimes.com › 1993/11/19 › world › us-will-allow-... Nov 19, 1993 — In a good-will gesture toward China, the Clinton Administration has agreed to sell it a sophisticated $8 million supercomputer, senior Administration officials said today. The decision is part of the Administration's strategy to embrace rather than isolate China despite disagreements over human rights, weapons proliferation and trade. [https://www.nytimes.com/1993/11/19/world/us-will-allow-computer-sale-to-court-china.html]

What could go wrong?

[Big Red Badger]

I’m catching the next
Flight out,,,
Whose with me?

[goodnesswins]

They missed April Fools

[simpson96]

I have No Words for Fraudulent Biden. Just FEAR for America. “THEY” are pulling the Puppet strings faster then lightening—as if being a ONE PARTY Socialist System is not enough!!!! Conservatives—can you please get back to where we once were when THE real PRES. TRUMP—attempted to MAGA? RHINOS need not apply

[daniel1212]

"Whats with all the ads?"

It seems SeekAndFind copied and pasted the html but which did not render as normal.

China wants the WHO to allow it to create a global vaccine passport system that would serve as a “certificate for international travel.” The request is pretty bold for an authoritarian regime known for its massive surveillance system. China launched a new domestic travel policy allowing more freedom to people who have received the vaccine. Now, Beijing wants the WHO’s approval to launch a global vaccine certification system for international travel because it can “help by sharing its experience with and provide technical support.”

China believes it is “the most experienced country in using a health code system in the world.”

Speaking to Aljazeera, a spokesperson for the Chinese foreign ministry said that a system would “help promote world economic recovery and facilitate cross-border travel.”

“In terms of technology, I believe that Chinese companies can build an international platform in just one week, but it is better that the WHO, rather than any country or regional organization, be the organizer to ensure the independence, fairness and data security of the platform,” the Director General of Information Consumption Alliance, Xiang Ligang, told the Global Times, a state-run news outlet.

But the WHO is not welcoming the idea. Besides, very few countries would accept a system created by China – for several reasons, including the country’s bad record with transparency and the fact that it is the country where the outbreak started.

The WHO’s director of Health Emergencies Program, Dr. Michael Ryan, expressed his disapproval of China’s requests, warning that the proposal has “real practical and ethical considerations.” “Vaccination is just not available enough around the world and is not available certainly on an equitable basis,” Ryan explained. He has a point since the vaccination has not even begun in some poorer countries in Africa, Asia, and South America

China added its vaccination certification system to the so-called “social credit system,” which awards a citizen points for complying with the government’s laws and policies. The social credit system is the reason some Chinese residents cannot travel by air or train and are denied some government services. Now, those who have not been vaccinated are restricted from both local and international travel.

The post China asks The WHO to let it run a global vaccine passport scheme appeared first on Reclaim The Net. Click this link for the original source of this article.

[simpson96]

Never had a FLU shot and will not be putting poison in my old body. At 89 I am just fine. Can’t imagine why!!!

[JD_UTDallas]

The WHO already created the yellow card immunizations record for international travel. Anyone who goes to a yellow fever zone which is most of equatorial Africa must show proof of yellow fever vaccine it’s been this way since the 1960s I routinely travel to Africa and have used the yellow card dozens of times they simply will add a line for covid19 right under yellow fever and dengue fever lines tinfoil loons get all worked up over something that some countries require for decades to enter them. If a country choses to require a certain vaccination to enter it’s their right as a sovereign nation I.have the choice to comply and enter as a guest or not go. Since I have been contracted at time handsomely by certain African governments I gladly comply my price is not cheap at minimum $1000 USD per day plus all T&E. I don’t see the vast evil conspiracy theories when yellow fever , dengue fever, polio, measles, tetanus have all been minimum entry requirements for decades in Africa and Latin America.

[Liaison]

FU. Full stop.

[4Liberty]

[fella]

The Who from a time when we had freedom.