Can the French be forced to get vaccinated?
Can the French be forced to get vaccinated?
October 6, 2009 - October 11, 2009: A different tone
I reproduce below a reader's email:
Law No. 2000-647 of July 10, 2000 - art. 1 JORF July 11, 2000
| Thomas L., lawyer |
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| Thomas L., lawyer |
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October 11, 2009: A different tone:
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| Mandatory Vaccines? | It is necessary to face the facts... | In France, there can be no legal obligation to vaccinate | Any obligation would be unconstitutional: | Article 3 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, December 10, 1948: | "Every individual has the right to life, liberty and the security of his person." | Any obligation would be contradicted by the new Civil Code which recognizes the: | "principle of respect for human body integrity". | Any obligation would be in contradiction with: | Article 36 of the Medical Code of Ethics which states that: | "Any medical act requires the free and informed consent of the person." | Any obligation would be contrary to: | Court rulings of February 25 and October 14, 1997, explaining: | - Patient Information - | "Practitioners must be able to prove that they have provided the patient with honest, clear, appropriate and exhaustive information, at least on major risks, and as complete as possible on minor risks. This information aims to allow the patient to refuse the proposed vaccination, considering that the risks are higher than the expected benefits." | Any obligation would be automatically annulled by the: | Law of March 4, 2002, No. 2002-303, Article 11, | Chapter 1, modifying Article L 1111-4 of Chapter 1 | of Title 1 of Book 1 of the First Part of the Public Health Code: | "No medical act or treatment may be performed | without the free and informed consent of the person | and this consent may be withdrawn at any time." | Therefore, it is up to each person to freely accept or refuse this medical act | - contested by numerous medical professionals - that is vaccination. | Any obligation to vaccinate implies, for anyone opposing this poisoning, the notion of | Resistance to Oppression | ( | right recognized by the Constitution | ) and that of Legitimate Defense ( | which does not limit the choice of means used! | ) |
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| Mandatory Vaccines? | It is necessary to face the facts... | In France, there can be no legal obligation to vaccinate | Any obligation would be unconstitutional: | Article 3 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, December 10, 1948: | "Every individual has the right to life, liberty and the security of his person." | Any obligation would be contradicted by the new Civil Code which recognizes the: | "principle of respect for human body integrity". | Any obligation would be in contradiction with: | Article 36 of the Medical Code of Ethics which states that: | "Any medical act requires the free and informed consent of the person." | Any obligation would be contrary to: | Court rulings of February 25 and October 14, 1997, explaining: | - Patient Information - | "Practitioners must be able to prove that they have provided the patient with honest, clear, appropriate and exhaustive information, at least on major risks, and as complete as possible on minor risks. This information aims to allow the patient to refuse the proposed vaccination, considering that the risks are higher than the expected benefits." | Any obligation would be automatically annulled by the: | Law of March 4, 2002, No. 2002-303, Article 11, | Chapter 1, modifying Article L 1111-4 of Chapter 1 | of Title 1 of Book 1 of the First Part of the Public Health Code: | "No medical act or treatment may be performed | without the free and informed consent of the person | and this consent may be withdrawn at any time." | Therefore, it is up to each person to freely accept or refuse this medical act | - contested by numerous medical professionals - that is vaccination. | Any obligation to vaccinate implies, for anyone opposing this poisoning, the notion of | Resistance to Oppression | ( | right recognized by the Constitution | ) and that of Legitimate Defense ( | which does not limit the choice of means used! | ) |
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