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Italy broke the ice first, now also the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, with a sentence destined to become an important precedent and to cause debate, said the imposition of mandatory vaccination is legitimate. The Strasbourg Court ruled in relation to the appeal of a group of Czech parents who had challenged the mandatory vaccination for their children. «An ECHR judgement on a Czech dispute over childhood immunisation has set a precedent for nations across Europe to introduce legally enforced vaccinations as a “democratic” necessity in the “best interests” of everyone» wrote RT on Thursday, April, 8, 2021. The 17 judges of the Grand Chamber ruled that compulsory vaccinations did not breach human rights law and might actually be necessary in democratic societies. Who knows if the reference is to the primal meaning of the Hellenistic heritage of “democracy”, understood as the government of the people, or to the matrix of the Democrats who from Washington

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