The push to further empower the World Health Organization remains a major threat to U.S. national sovereignty and self-government, even after a setback at the United Nations agency’s 75th annual meeting in Geneva in late May, according to experts.
Following some minor changes to the International Health Regulations approved at the meeting last month, the health organization and its member governments are working on new, far-reaching amendments to the global rules. Those will be submitted in September.
