Jan 27, 2024
WEF death law story proven false by fact-checkers
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A viral image claiming world leaders have endorsed a World Economic Forum (WEF) treaty implementing “Age of Death” legislation in Western nations has been debunked as misinformation.
The misleading claim originated from a December 10 article by “The People’s Voice,” a platform with a documented history of disseminating false information. The website’s own “Terms of Use” section includes a disclaimer that undermines the reliability of its content.
Previously operating under the names “NewsPunch” and “YourNewsWire,” the platform has earned a reputation as a prominent source of online misinformation, according to Mashable’s 2019 investigation.
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— “Sudden And Unexpected” (@toobaffled) November 12, 2024
While the December article discusses euthanasia and assisted dying policies globally, it fails to provide any substantiation for its assertion about a WEF treaty establishing an “Age of Death” in Western countries.
The claim lacks verification from credible sources, with no mention of such a treaty on the WEF’s official platforms or verified social media accounts. Furthermore, established news organizations have not reported on this alleged treaty.
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But of course they’re doing this to save us from the “climate emergency” 🤡
— Layah Heilpern (@LayahHeilpern) January 16, 2024
Recent legitimate WEF-related news has focused on different matters entirely. Reuters reports that global business leaders participating in a WEF survey expressed concerns about economic recession, inflation, and extreme weather events.
Lead Stories, a fact-checking organization, has also investigated and refuted this claim, tracing its origins back to “The People’s Voice.”
Check Your Fact is currently awaiting response from the WEF regarding this matter.
