2 min read At an amateur SARU meeting in April 2022, it was decided that only children who provide proof of vaccination against SARS-CoV-2 could participate. While this decision has since been retracted, this discrimination threatens not only to undermine some of the good work SARU has done in developing young players, but is also an affront to various children’s rights.
2 min read One of a letter series written to Northern Ireland School Boards questioning their response to various aspects of the Covid-19 pandemic as it relates to the children in their care.
2 min read One of a series of letters written to Northern Ireland School Boards questioning their response to various aspects of the Covid-19 pandemic as it relates to the children in their care.
< 1 min read On 18 October 2021, the Western Cape Government sent a circular detailing the arrangements surrounding the South African vaccine rollout to 12-17 year olds. This is PANDA’s response.
4 min read I write to you to share my deep concerns. As a public health professional, a psychologist and an educator, it is clear to me that children and young people, although practically unaffected by the virus, have been the biggest victims of the response.
2 min read As we all know, the JCVI advised against vaccinating 12-15 year olds for the good reason that the risks outweigh the benefits. Politics won and the government nevertheless went ahead and approved it.
2 min read In response to plans to roll out the COVID-19 vaccination program to children and young people, PANDA sent this letter to all Members of European Parliament.
< 1 min read A professor of Computer Science and Technology sent a well referenced letter to authorities in India, as most schools remain closed.
< 1 min read The UK Medical Freedom Alliance (UKMFA), an alliance of medical professionals, scientists and lawyers, wrote an open letter to inform schools heads on the impacts of a proposed COVID-19 vaccine rollout to schoolchildren.
4 min read Just like lockdowns, a needle in every arm is another strategy that ignores demographic, geographic and immunological differences is being forced on the entire population without a risk-benefit analysis for the individual or a cost-benefit analysis for society.
