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Action on World Health is committed to replacing the World Health Organization (WHO).
The WHO was founded on noble principles - to attain the highest level of health for all people, prevent disease, provide essential healthcare services, and promote international collaboration in health matters.
The WHO has been captured by the wealthy billionaires and pharmaceutical companies who fund roughly 25 percent of its budget, and the NGOs who have too much influence.
It is obsessed with power and money. The WHO is supposed to be led by Member States, but it is building a global health empire that takes power away from countries and their citizens through international laws like the Pandemic Preparedness Agreement.
It acts like a left-wing campaign group by wading into policy areas that have nothing to do with a health agency, such as climate change, migration, transgenderism in schools, tax, and sex education for minors under the age of four.
From a sluggish response to the Ebola outbreak, to its complicity in China's cover-up of COVID-19, the WHO has failed the world.
Action on World Health is a nonpartisan, grassroots organization dedicated to creating a better vision of international health by replacing the WHO with an entirely new body that sits outside the orbit of the United Nations, and the influence of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
We work to improve public health, medicine, and accountability at an international level by exposing the globalist, corporatist and woke agendas that have damaged the WHO; and by creating and promoting a better vision and model for health and the international order.
We believe countries should cooperate on health by sharing information and providing guidance through an international health agency that respects national sovereignty and bodily autonomy. Neither the WHO, nor any other international body that replaces it, should be dictating policies that override national interests and the rights of free people.
Action on World Health’s 501(c)(3) affiliate research better ways to improve international health, including how the WHO can be replaced by a new body. It also leads public education funds. All Foundation Fund donations are tax deductible.
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