DC sued over law allowing student vaccines without parental consent
Sunday, July 18, 2021 |
Michael F. Haverluck (OneNewsNow.com)
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Parents of students in the District of Columbia Public Schools are suing the District over a new law that gives officials permission to vaccinate public school children without parental consent – regardless of whether they have a religious objection to non-FDA-approved COVID-19 vaccines.
Government usurping parents …
The Minor Consent to Vaccinations Act of 2020 municipal regulation went into effect as law on March 19 after the council passed it in November by a 10–3 vote.
“It enables children ages 11 and older to consent to a vaccine if they are deemed ‘capable of meeting the informed consent standard’ and ‘. able to comprehend . significant risks ordinarily inherent in the medical care,’ The Christian Post (CP) informed. “Under the law, students can have vaccines administered to them without their parents