Editorial: Covid vaccine, justice, rights and compensation for damage. What is the situation in your country?

'If we allow governments to take away our citizen rights now, how can we be sure they will ever restore them?'

When we accept a Covid vaccine we are likely to be deprived of some of our rights for compensation if there is damage in the long term to ourselves or a loved one. This becomes an increasin

Rich Men, Prisoners and Gods

Editorial

The Guardian newspaper on 6^th February this year reported –

‘The coronavirus pandemic has wrought economic disruption on a global scale, but one sector has marched on throughout the chaos: big tech. Further evidence of the industry’s relentless progress has come in recent weeks with the n

Interconnections at the end of 2020

Interconnections, TAC and TAC Bulletin

Interconnections argues for teamwork around babies, children and young adults who are disabled, vulnerable or marginalised. There is more to do than we can achieve on our own. We need to take power with others.

This covid world that we have spent most of

Euthanasia of the elderly! It is already here in England. You can get a DO NOT RESUSCITATE order against your will. Could this happen in your country?

NHS in England is compiling a national frailty index to go on elderly people’s medical records - BEWARE!

(NHS = National Health Service)

Editorial: This all has the taste of fascism. The Daily Mail on 28/11/20 cries out to wake us all up to what England’s government is doing. The brave article by Su

Are governments asking us to choose between health and democracy? Surely, this is a false choice

It is my understanding that to keep ourselves and our children healthy we need education more than we need propaganda and media hype

Editorial Comment

It is a duty of a democratic government to educate its citizens. This can be by setting up teaching institutions (nursery onwards), licencing private

Children in 2021

Editorial: The food box in the cartoon refers to a UK scandal in which the government was condemned for giving inadequate food boxes to children in poverty. See:

'What am I supposed to make with this!' Parents on schools' meagre food parcels

But the bigger picture is of very meagre provision and opp

Will you, in your country, be institutionalised in 2021? If so, will we need more coffins for babies?

Being institutionalised means you put the needs of yourself and your family before the rights of your clients and patients

Editorial: From Guardian website -

“Maternity scandal report calls for urgent changes in England's hospitals”

It uncovers a pattern of grim failures at Shrewsbury and Telford ho

Covid: Moving from government-inspired hysteria to a common sense approach

'contrary to what the Government experts would have you think...that hospitals were close to overflowing...at least half didn’t have a single Covid-19 patient'

UK’s Daily Mail has been a loan voice in questioning the government response to the Covid virus. I applaud its bravery.

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