Topic: digital health passport
Digital health passports represent a significant shift towards increased surveillance and control over individual health data. Initiatives from organizations like the World Health Organization and various governments raise concerns about privacy and the potential for misuse of personal information. The push for these systems threatens to normalize invasive monitoring under the guise of public health, undermining individual liberty and free expression.
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World Health Organization zero draft pandemic treaty pushes for increased surveillance powers
The global, unelected health agency is inching closer to being granted new, legally binding powers.
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G20 summit hears calls for a global digital health passport
In time for the “next pandemic.”
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Britain to start digital health passport trials
Supporters of privacy and human rights are, of course, concerned.
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UK to trial world’s first coronavirus passport technology
COVID passports used to be dismissed as a conspiracy theory.