France’s ‘Pfizer Amendment’ Could Turn mRNA Critics Into Criminals

France’s ‘Pfizer Amendment’ Could Turn mRNA Critics Into Criminals
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Sonia Elijah
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On Wednesday, Feb. 14, a highly controversial law was pushed through the National Assembly in France, potentially turning a critic of mRNA treatment into a criminal. The draconian law, which was quietly passed with virtually no debate, could throw anyone who advises against the use of therapeutic or prophylactic treatment (including experimental mRNA gene therapy) into prison for up to 3 years and pay a hefty fine of 45,000 euros.

Sonia Elijah
Sonia Elijah
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Sonia Elijah has a background in economics. She’s a former BBC researcher and now works as an investigative journalist.
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