Thank you to every single person who, read, signed and shared the Rollout Ivermection in South Africa petition. Please continue to share the petition until we reach 1 million signatures! It is a testament to our power as The People that we reached over 26 000 signatures in under 2 weeks.
Second, our campaign work as SAHARI (South Africa Has A Right to Ivermectin) is being noticed by our public servants, who have mentioned social media campaigning on a few occasions. While a number of us have been censored/banned by Facebook (including SAHARI founder Shabnam Palesa Mohamed for a record 30 days), we will not rest until Ivermectin has been rolled out at no cost to all our people.
The SAHARI Facebook group has reached over 21 000 members in 10 days, in an astonishing display of: people united can never be defeated! If you have not already joined, please look for the SAHARI Group. You will also find a show on Tuesday 12 January, with lawyers and representatives from political parties who advocate for Ivermectin.
There is an enourmous amount of work being contributed by the team and hundreds of volunteers. We must step up our efforts and form provincial campaign teams, to ensure that our demands are met this month. While a S21 application to SAHPRA will be made this week, there is no guarantee that they will respect our right to health and our right to make our own decisions about what treatment is best for us.
As social media campaigning and organising continues, there are also calls for pickets as well as urgent legal action, including Constitutional Court, and a complaint to the International Criminal Court. Our friends in Bolivia have already written to the ICC on our behalf. You can too. Find out more on SAHARI's Facebook page. You can also write to SAHPRA demanding your human rights: CEOOffice@sahpra.org.za .
This Sunday 17 January, The People's Voice will host 4 doctors, 2 from South Africa and 2 from America, on the research, trials, and experience supporting Ivermectin. Tune in 6pm via Salaamedia Facebook page. Ultimately, we have a right to life, to health, to dignity. We reserve our sovereign right to make decisions. If these rights are not respected, crimes against humanity are committed. Stand up for freedom!
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