‘The Council on Health Safe Telecommunications” has, in cooperation with the Danish EHS Association, MayDay and The Danish Institute of Public Health arranged the 5G Conference at Christiansborg Maj 4th 2019.

The Conference was concluded with a presentation by Lawyer Christian F. Jensen of Bonnor Lawyers, based in the city of Holte. The Lawyer’s conclusion is: establishing and activating a 5G-network — as it is currently described — will contravene current human and environmental laws enshrined in the European Convention of Human Rights, the UN Convention of the Rights of the Child, EU regulations, and the Bern- and Bonn-conventions protecting natural habitat and migrating species.

Quote from the legal opinion :

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PDF “Legal Opinion on 5G” LegalOpinionOn5G

Watch Lawyer Christian F. Jensen present the Legal Opinion on 5G: Video mainly in Danish, but the important parts are summarized in English:

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5G Conference May 4 2019, Copenhagen 5G – Next Generation of Mobile Technology Is 5G Safe for Human, Plant, and Animal Life?

Presentation in English.

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Researchgate entry: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mikko_Ahonen

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Hearing at the Danish Parliament on wireless radiation puts pressure on the National Board of Health.

Politicians on the Parliament Committee for Health and Elder care will investigate the health risks from mobile radiation and wireless networks with a public hearing on April 12 at the Parliament building, Christiansborg in Copenhagen. The consultation has been in preparation for a while and several leading international researchers in the field will speak. The National Board of Health will, however, not participate.

The main reason for this hearing is that Parliament politicians do not believe it has been clarified whether radiation from mobile telephony, wireless networks, etc. are associated with health effects or not.

The parliamentary committee mentioned in its announcement of the consultation that several medical doctors have indicated that an increasing number of patients are experiencing symptoms from exposure to radiation emitted by mobile telephones, wireless networks, etc. Reported symptoms include headaches, memory and concentration problems, tinnitus, restlessness, impaired sleep, behavioral problems and dementia. In January 2015, France prohibited Wi-Fi devices in kindergartens, and the French government has suggested that school children should be prohibited from using their mobile phones while at school.

In 2011 the World Health Organization WHO classified radiofrequency radiation from mobile devices and wireless networks as potentially carcinogenic to humans on the basis of the then available peer-reviewed and published scientific research¹. The timing of this parlamentary hearing is extraordinary as new and comprehensive studies from the United States and Italy significantly upgrade the cancer risk².

In spite of much recognized foreign research, the Danish National Board of Health has refused to acknowledge any health damage may be caused by exposure to radiation from wireless technology.

It is therefore highly conspicuous and highly problematic that the National Board of Health, which is the only protective health body in Denmark in relation to non-ionizing radiation, will not be represented at the hearing.

For many years, the EHS Association of electro-hypersensitive people has warned about the health risks from excessive use of wireless technology. The chairwoman of the EHS Association, Christina Mellgren, welcomes the hearing. “It is high time that politicians understand that public health is already under threat by the rapidly increasing wireless radiation exposure in society. The extensive use of wireless technology such as mobile phones and Wi-Fi devices is a time bomb that may have serious long-term health consequences for large segments of the population, especially children and adolescents, unless regulation is tightened immediately. Many people are affected by ubiqutous wireless radiation, usually without realizing, and this phenomenon will only worsen. For long enough, government authorities have ignored extensive scientific studies in this area that demonstrate a significant health risk and have not acted to protect the population. We look forward to the fact that the parliamentary hearing will clearly reveal the current situation through insights from some of the absolute leading researchers in the field. The rising wireless radiation in society today must be recognized as a serious environmental threat to public health. ”

On the day of the hearing, the EHS Association will host several activities throughout Copenhagen.

8.30 – 9.30 am.: At the National Board of Health, Islands Brygge 67, 2300 Copenhagen. Delivery of a petition against increasing radiation exposure to the Directorate of Health, Søren Brostrøm and Head of Unit for Radiation Protection, Mette Øhlenschlæger.

10 am. – 12 pm.: Nørreport Station. Public demonstration of radiation levels with professional measuring equipment. Sound of the pulse-modulated signals will be amplified for demonstration. Distribution of informational flyers.

EHS Association http://www.ehsf.dk

Press / media contact:

Tuesday and Wednesday morning:

Christina Funch Mellgren – Chairman of the EHS Association Tel. +358 62 25 11 28

Henrik Eiriksson – member of the EHS association tel. +45 36 17 34 04

Thursday: Karin Nørgaard – member of the EHS association tel. +45 47 38 41 10

Mail (respond quickly) to: Pernille Schriver – schriver.ehs@gmail.com

This article was translated from Danish and is available from the website the website EHS foreningen.

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Published on Saturday, October 07, 2017 for  Stichting EHS https://stichtingehs.nl/   On May 24, 2017, a resolution was proposed in Belgium to acknowledge EHS. A very important step because, if the resolution is approved, the government will have to indicate what they have done with the resolution and what measures have been taken to protect people –  especially with EHS, but also the entire population.

Translated from Dutch by the editors of EMFSA,with permission. The link to the article: https://stichtingehs.nl/blog/141-belgische-senatoren-willen-erkenning-voor-ehs

Proposal

The proposal states that there are numerous testimonies of people with EHS who experience difficulties in every aspect of their lives. An acknowledgment would mean that these people can continue to function in society,because then reasonable adjustments can be made at the workplace and at home. It is also important to consider all consequences on health and any precautionary measures that should be taken for the entire population. It must be ensured that every citizen can choose how often he wants to expose himself to EMR.

Reason

The reason for this proposal was calls from scientists and doctors; resolutions of European institutions and recent legislation in France that warn of the dangers of EMR. In addition, exposure to EMR is increasing and more and more citizens are complaining about health problems they develop because of this  increased exposure. These complaints are ignored.  There is also an increasing number of studies and medical appeals that call for the necessary caution.

Proposed measures

Measures proposed are the following. EHS must be officially recognized and special attention needs to be paid to people with EHS and their needs; Research has to be developed so that people can be diagnosed objectively; both physicians and public institutions need to be made aware of EHS and they must take measures to guide people with EHS as effectively as possible; There must be network-free zones and city changes so that people with EHS have access to public occasions; Custom homes need to be built to allow people with EHS to live and work in places where there are many mobile networks; When developing government policy, people with EHS must be taken into account and special attention needs to be paid to the specific needs of people with EHS.

Submitters of the proposal

The proposal has been submitted by three senators. One of them, Mr Philippe Mahoux, is a former doctor and today he is Belgian politician for the Socialist Party.

Situation in other countries

There is already a number of countries where EHS is officially recognized or where measures have been taken. For example, in Sweden, EHS has been officially recognized and has the right to support people, such as adjustments to their workplace and their homes. In Switzerland, health insurance companies can reimburse treatments on the basis of the International Classification of Diseases – in which EHS is included under code Z58. In Austria there is a directive of the Austrian doctors organization for the diagnosis and treatment of EHS.

Case law

Many courts have already expressed their opinion about EHS. Three Italian courts have ruled that brain tumors should be associated with exposure to EMR. Several judgements are done in in France. One about an employee who was declared disabled. One about a smart water meter that had to be removed due to EHS. And two related to telecommunications companies (1) in one case the case the cell tower had to be removed due to fear of health complaints and (2) in the other a woman had to be indemnified for the protection of her home. Also, Spanish and Australian sentences have been made in which people with EHS have been made equal. Also in the Netherlands,  a single case of EHS has been recognizedby government institutions.

Continuation

It is hoped that the Belgian proposal will be adopted. In any case, Belgium is aware that waiting for so-called ultimate scientific evidence will lead to serious health and economic consequences. After all, the health status of people with EHS is constantly deteriorating and the prevalence of the syndrome is getting bigger.
It would be good if Dutch authorities and politicians also account for this and take (legal) measures as the above effects will not only have a repercussions for Belgium.

Link
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