By Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D, 09/16/24
A New Zealand government official last week alleged the country’s COVID-19 commission is ignoring the voices of people injured by the vaccines.
Tanya Unkovich, a member of the New Zealand Parliament, spoke on Sept. 11 and called for the second phase of the Royal Commission: COVID-19 Lessons Learned to give a voice to people who were affected by COVID-19 vaccine injuries.
The call comes as a legal case against Barry Young [pictured here], a New Zealand government whistleblower, drags on.
Last year, Young, then an employee of New Zealand’s Ministry of Health, leaked data suggesting “really big red flags” and “really big safety signals” connected to the COVID-19 vaccines. He is facing trial and seven years’ imprisonment.