Stop5G European Alliance: Thousands demonstrate in front of the International Agency for Research on Cancer Headquarters in Lyon, France calling for the”urgent reclassification” of wireless radiation as a carcinogen.
“Great success for the international event promoted in Lyon (France) with the European Stop 5G Alliance : thousands of citizens from different countries gathered this morning in front of the headquarters of IARC, the International Agency for Research on Cancer belonging to the WHO World Health Organization. It is the agency responsible for the reclassification of the carcinogenesis of electrosmog, radio frequency non-ionizing waves. From all, the same request: “no conflicts of interest in scientific research, the reclassification of cancer from electrosmog is urgently needed ”.
The European Stop 5G Alliance, born last year in Switzerland , had already participated in a workshop at the European Parliament in Brussels.
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Wireless is a human Carcinogen
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