Vaccine Mandates May Pave Way to Other Coercive Social Policies: Dr. Aaron Kheriaty

Vaccine Mandates May Pave Way to Other Coercive Social Policies: Dr. Aaron Kheriaty
Dr. Aaron Kheriaty, a professor of psychiatry at UC Irvine's School of Medicine, in Irvine, Calif., on Oct. 27, 2021. Zhen Wang/The Epoch Times
Ella Kietlinska
Joshua Philipp
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Once vaccine mandates are introduced in society and people become accustomed to showing their COVID-19 vaccine certificate to participate in social life, officials can use this infrastructure for other coercive policies, according to Dr. Aaron Kheriaty, a former professor of psychiatry and director of the medical ethics program at the University of California–Irvine (UCI).

Vaccine mandates override the right to provide informed consent when it comes to medical intervention by not allowing patients or parents to make their own decision in that regard, said Kheriaty, who was recently fired from his position at UCI for challenging the university’s COVID-19 vaccination policy.
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