An Australian woman is believed to have become the first person in the world to donate organs after self-administering oral voluntary assisted dying medication.
Karen Duncan's last wishes have set a global precedent that challenges long-held assumptions about organ donation.
The court order relates to a lawsuit filed in 2023 by seven people injured by COVID-19 vaccines. One of the victims has since died. According to Dutch newspaper De Andere Krant, the lawsuit centers around the question “of whether the COVID-19 injections are a bioweapon.”
Faith-based aged-care providers in NSW will continue to be compelled by state law to act against deeply held beliefs. This follows the Legislative Council’s 23–16 vote this afternoon opposing a Bill that would have allowed facilities to decline participation in facilitating Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) onsite.
Initial estimates were that 52 children were abducted from St. Mary's Catholic boarding school, but recent reports indicate that it was 315 students and 12 teachers.
Under a ruling last week by the U.K. Information Commissioner’s Office, the UK Health Security Agency is not required to publicly release data that could link COVID-19 vaccines to excess deaths. The ruling, which ended a two-year battle over the data, has led to accusations of a “cover-up,” according to The Telegraph, which first reported the story.
The High Court on Monday issued conservatory orders suspending immunity and privileges granted to Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation under the Privileges and Immunities Act in a Petition filed by the Law Society of Kenya (LSK).
