Občianske združenie Elektrosmog a zdravie sa pridalo k svetovej podpore japonskej výzvy napísanej zdravotnou sestrou Akiko Kobayashi – zdravotnou sestrou a tiež hypersenzitívnou osobou.
Plánuje predložiť písomné stanovisko japonskej vláde so žiadosťou o úľavu pre pacientov s precitlivenosťou na elektromagnetické žiarenie a tiež chemikálie. Jednou z jej požiadaviek je, aby v každej prefektúre bola zriadená aspoň jedna nemocnica, kde môžu pacienti s precitlivenosťou navštíviť lekára alebo byť hospitalizovaní bez rizika ožiarenia.
Signature List
To the Speaker of the House of Representatives/ To the President of the House of Councillors
(Name of Petition)
Signatures of Petition for Relief of Patients and Disabled Persons with Environmental Diseases
(Matters to be petitioned)
Patients and disabled persons with Environmental Diseases which is a new disease covered by insurance since 2009, are still left behind in society in terms of social security, medical care, nursing care, education, and various other situations. In addition, although they are recognized as disabled persons by the Cabinet Office, it is difficult for them to apply for a physical disability certificate due to inadequacies in the current law. Suicides due to extreme hardship in life continue to occur. We demand comprehensive and concrete relief for the patients and disabled persons with Environmental Diseases based on the proposal “On Relief for Patients and Disabled Persons with Environmental Diseases” (written by Akiko Kobayashi).
- Revision of the national examination standards (for doctors, nurses, care workers, and dentists) on matters related to Environmental Diseases.
- Concrete measures for medical care, nursing, and Long-Term Care, and revision of medical insurance
- Specific measures for children and youth (education and employment)
- Revision of school environment sanitation standards, the General Principles for the Promotion of Children and Youth Development, and the Student Guidance Outline.
- Amendment of the Act on Welfare of Physically Disabled Persons.
- Revision of survey items for Certification of Needed Long-Term Care.
- Establishment of evacuation shelters in the event of disasters: allowing evacuation shelters to be used by persons with Environmental Diseases, and so on.
- Revision of the Public Offices Election Law: Voting place development and implementation of mail-in ballots so that persons with Environmental Diseases can vote, and so on.
- Establishment of safety areas in public places: Establishment of spaces for persons with Environmental Diseases in public spaces and transportation facilities, and so on.
- Provide temporary shelters and residences: Provide shelters for patients, persons with disabilities, and persons with critical condition with Environmental Diseases who need to evacuate temporarily due to construction work in the neighborhood, and so on.
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Suzanne Schiller, concerned citizen, British Columbia, Canada
Safe ICT NZ: Safe Information and Communications Technology for New Zealand
Chairperson: Ms Anthea Grob
New Zealand
Dr Jayson Orton, archaeologist (D.Phil) and heritage consultant, Western Cape, South Africa
Olle Johansson, professor, retired – but still active – from the Karolinska Institute and the Royal Institute of Technology, both in Stockholm, Sweden
Blanca María Salinas Álvarez
Profesora jubilada de instituto. Segovia. España.
Leopoldo Yoldi Enriquez
Jefe jubilado de Parques, Jardines y Medio Ambiente del Ayuntamiento de Segovia. Segovia. España.
Organization name in original: Elektrosmog a zdravie, o.z.
Organization name in english: Electrosmog and health
Description: The aim of the association is to develop and support interest in the safe use of technology prefering cabled connection over wireless.
Representative: Petra Bertová, chairwoman
Country: Slovakia
Paul Héroux, PhD
Paul Héroux was trained as a physicist (Laval U.) and in Electrical Engineering (INRS). He worked as a researcher for the power industry for 10 years. He was then appointed to teach Toxicology and Health Effects of Electromagnetic Radiation at the Faculty of Medicine, McGill University, Canada. He is currently the director of the Occupational Health Program at McGill University. He served as a consultant on the issue of health effects of electromagnetic radiation for the telecom industry (Nortel, Siemens). He was retained as an expert by the New Hampshire (USA) Commission to Study the Environmental and Health Effects of Evolving 5G Technology (2020). He is also a commissioner of the International Commission on the Biological Effects of Electromagnetic Fields (https://icbe-emf.org). He resides in Montreal, Québec, Canada.