Nurses for Freedom NZ (NFFNZ) will be holding a National
Day of Action on Wednesday 31st August. The public are
invited to join the mandated health care workers and show
their support from 2.30-4.30pm at over seventeen sites
nationwide.
Over 1500 health care workers, including
more than 600 nurses are unable to work in hospitals around
New Zealand because of the continued vaccine mandates.
Community midwives and healthcare staff from
non-governmental agencies such as aged care and private
hospitals are not included in the ‘official’ data
meaning thousands more valuable workers are missing from our
health and disability services.
“The gaps in services
will increase as more health workers are terminated, resign,
or are ‘stood down’ due to continuing booster requirements”
states Deborah Cunliffe, Founder, and spokesperson for
Nurses for Freedom NZ. “Nurses, carers and other health care
professionals are drawing a line in the sand and are saying
no to further injections based on evolving international
evidence relating to the lack of effectiveness associated
with the booster.”
Nurses for Freedom NZ objectives
remain clear. We want to see the mandates dropped and allow
our much-needed health professionals back to work. New
Zealanders deserve a health system that is safe physically
and culturally.
Several months on from its first
action, NFFNZ is now shining a light on the plight of nurses
who have taken the Covid 19 injections and suffered an
injury. Some of these nurses are now facing termination
because they have chosen not to risk further injury or even
death.
Cunliffe says it no longer makes sense to stop
hundreds of nurses, midwives, and carers from working
especially given the current workforce crisis in health. The
reducing levels of Covid in the community, and the
ever-growing body of evidence that show the injections do
nothing to affect rates of transmission point to a public
health policy that has passed its expiry date.
Visit
https://nursesforfreedomnz.weebly.com/events.html
for a full list of
venues.
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