Ongoing litigation

Vaccination critic wins in court in New Zealand
Apr 3, 2024
When a globalist mafia cartel – or a conventional tyranny – wants to silence dissent, they like to make “examples” of those who resist. But beyond individual realities, there is much more at stake, as evidenced by the lockstep approach of Jacinda Ardern, who has frequently attended the WEF’s Schwab School for “Young Global Leaders.”

Portuguese appeals court finds PCR tests unreliable and lifts quarantine
Apr 3, 2024
There have long been doubts about the PCR tests, which can be traced back to a publication by German virologist Christian Drosten and were pushed by the private organization WHO. Above all, the results of the test are used for official decisions from quarantine to lockdowns. These concerns have now been registered in a decision by a Portuguese appeals court.

Lawsuit against Pfizer and emergency approval of the mRNA vaccine in the High Court of South Africa
Apr 3, 2024
Leading British cardiologist of Indian origin Aseem Malhotra is among a group of international experts who have approached South Africa's High Court for an urgent judicial review of Pfizer's mRNA COVID vaccines, which he says are harmful.

India's Supreme Court overturns mandatory Covid-19 vaccination
Apr 3, 2024
No restrictions for unvaccinated people, no one can be forced to be vaccinated, the Supreme Court of the world's largest democracy has ruled. The Supreme Court emphasized that bodily autonomy and integrity are protected by Article 21 of the Constitution

Historic ruling against mandatory vaccination by Italian court
Apr 3, 2024
On July 6, 2022, the Court of Florence approved a judgment annulling the measure taken by the Order of Psychologists of Tuscany against one of its members, the reason being: "the suspension of the practice of the profession risks compromising primary individual rights such as the right to a livelihood and the right to work".

Court in Australia orders employers to compensate vaccination victims
Apr 2, 2024
In a groundbreaking ruling, the South Australian Labour Court has recognised employer liability for vaccine-related injuries when vaccination was a requirement of employment. It has ruled that the Department of Child Protection (DCP) must pay compensation and medical costs to a youth worker who developed pericarditis following a Covid booster vaccination under a workplace vaccination policy.

More than 80 lawsuits in the UK claim AstraZeneca COVID vaccine caused deaths and serious injuries
Apr 2, 2024
Two lawsuits working their way through the British court system could decide the fate of a class action lawsuit brought against AstraZeneca by more than 80 people who claim they or a family member have been injured by the drugmaker's COVID-19 vaccine.

Case: Covidpass and the fight for basic human rights
Apr 2, 2024
In 2021 and 2022, Covidpass was implemented all over the world – including in Finland. Government officials launched the app to address the crisis and made laws that allowed businesses to remain open for business 100% by requiring Covidpass from customers.

Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Pfizer for misrepresenting COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness and conspiring to censor public discourse
Apr 1, 2024
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued Pfizer, Inc., for illegally misrepresenting the effectiveness of the company's COVID-19 vaccine and attempting to censor public discussion of the product.

Pilots' union files lawsuit against 18 US airlines over mandatory vaccination
Apr 1, 2024
The more people get vaccinated, the greater the risk of sudden illnesses like heart attacks. Pilots see this as a growing safety risk for commercial aviation. No studies are being conducted to rule out risks, even though pilots secretly complain of health problems. It is clear that it is safer to fly with unvaccinated pilots than with vaccinated pilots.

Hungary and Poland are targeting the European Commission for ordering too many plugs and forcing them on member states.
Apr 1, 2024
Hungary is another EU country, along with Poland, to be sued in civil court by pharmaceutical company Pfizer over its refusal to receive and pay for COVID-19 vaccines it had accepted, the Hungarian government confirmed on Wednesday.


