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We live in a world of multiple overlapping global crises, requiring a global response: - wars and conflict - disease outbreaks - food insecurity - poverty - inequality - the climate crisis World Health Organization (WHO) is responding to many of these.

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Raised in Tigray, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus served as Ethiopia's health minister from 2005 to 2012 before being elected WHO director-general in 2017, the first African to take the role. Mr. Tedros, should have prosecuted for genocide at the International Criminal Court in the Hague. Tedros 'was a crucial decision maker in relation to security service actions that included killing, arbitrarily detaining and torturing Ethopians.’

ACCIONA (English)1 year ago

How can we make cities safer and more equitable as climate change accelerates? 🏙️⛈️ Mozambique's experience shows us the way 👇

Belay Gemechu1 year ago

@WHO Great job

Back Street Angels - Original Rock n Metal Music1 year ago

@WHO Liar! The WHO does the bidding of its masters, such as Bill Gates & other sponsors. You aided and abetted the Cabal with a fake virus & fake vaccine that killed more ppl than it cured. RESIGN!

Chris McCormack 🇮🇪1 year ago

@WHO Are you still pushing vaccines and poison for your boss, Dr. Bill Gates? I thought you would lay low for a while after the medical genocide you promoted. It's very ballsy of you to keep pushing this on the verge of a worldwide revolution. You will probably be safe though. 🙏

Sasho Deljan1 year ago

@WHO Strange how all these events around the world keep you and your satanic buddies very busy. You created all of the above and then claim to be able to cure and help everything. Your time will be over soon demon.

zz1 year ago

@WHO And your reaction to a virus (c19) DESPITE data available (Diamond Princess) on who was at risk create MORE - wars and conflict - disease outbreaks - food insecurity - poverty WHAT you should be protecting people from you increased 👏👏👏😠😠😠 PLEASE LEAVE

Syed Jamil Hussain1 year ago

@WHO I am below poverty

Waleed Gadban1 year ago

@WHO It’s important to do what you need to do by the WHO mandate, not what you see fit to do. And also the way you choose to do what you do. Deep reflection needed.

Belay Gemechu1 year ago

@WHO Very nice

T&S-NZ1 year ago

@WHO Hey Tedros- I have a discounted one way flight to Ethiopia of you're interested? There are many there that would love to be reacquainted with you .... DM me.....😀

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