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Who is WHO? - Get out of the filter bubble Since October 1, 2023, the website www.mehr-wissen.info, which provides information material on the subject of the WHO pandemic treaty and the amended international health regulations (IHR), has also been available internationally under the name www.whoiswho.fail. The effects of the pandemic treaty and the IHR do not only affect the German-speaking area. It is a global issue as soon as countries hand over parts of their sovereignty to the WHO. It is therefore important that people in all countries are informed about the treaty. After a survey about the level of knowledge on the subject of the WHO pandemic treaty and IHR with further information, the website offers ideas on how individuals can get involved in this area. The most important component of the website is that it provides flyer material in various formats that anyone can print out. People who only get information from mainstream media receive almost no information about what awaits them with these treaties, which will be implemented in countries after the WHO vote in May 2024. It is therefore important to inform them directly with information that is already available. This can be done with flyers that are distributed via mailboxes, in your own environment or at information stands. After the positive feedback on the campaign in German-speaking countries, which began at the end of July, the contents of the website and the flyer were translated into different languages ​​by a team of volunteers from the respective countries - not professional interpreters. As of October 1st The content is available in a total of 20 languages. The website www.whoiswho.fail now offers information about the WHO pandemic treaty and the IHR in the following languages: 1. Afrikaans 2. Arabic 3. Danish 4. German 5. English 6. French 7. Hebrew 8. Dutch 9. Italian 10. Croatian 11. Polish 12. Portuguese 13. Russian 14. Serbian 15. Slovenian 16. Spanish 17. Czech 18. Turkish 19. Ukrainian 20. Hungarian The consequences of these contracts affect all people, the changes can only be stopped by people. Now it's up to people to distribute this information worldwide. Together, everyone can ensure that no one can say they didn't know. A notice: • The website and the flyers provided were checked by lawyers from Austria and Switzerland and reflect the currently published status of the contract with the WHO. • Permission to use the material is granted, subject to legal use in all countries. • Communication with the initiators is only possible in German and English. Contact kontakt@mehr-wissen.info