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===Gates Foundation, PATH, and the death of children from drug testing===
===Gates Foundation, PATH, and the death of children from drug testing===
Bill Gates contributions to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), the Indian Government's primary agency tasked with the formulation, coordination and promotion of biomedical research, are [[money laundering|laundered through]] PATH, a Seattle-based [[NGO]] which runs OneWorld Health as PATH's Drug Development operation.<ref>https://www.path.org/media-center/oneworld-health-to-become-an-affiliate-of-path/</ref> Gates has funneled roughly $2 Billion through PATH since 1998.
Bill Gates contributions to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), the Indian Government's primary agency tasked with the formulation, coordination and promotion of biomedical research, are [[money laundering|laundered through]] PATH, a Seattle-based [[NGO]] which runs OneWorld Health as PATH's Drug Development operation.<ref>https://www.path.org/media-center/oneworld-health-to-become-an-affiliate-of-path/</ref> Gates has funneled roughly $2 Billion through PATH since 1998.
Public recognition of problems with this trial started with the reported death of 7 girls. Investigations triggered by these deaths uncovered serious violations of the process of informed consent. Aged 10 to 15, girls in this trial were obviously below the age of consent meaning their participation in the trial required the consent of parents/guardians.<ref>http://archive.is/lxTye</ref> The Indian Parliament's Standing Committee on Health began its investigation in April 2010 and concluded that 'safety and rights of children were highly compromised and violated'. The Committee's report found
Public recognition of problems with this trial started with the reported death of 7 girls. Investigations triggered by these deaths uncovered serious violations of the process of informed consent. Aged 10 to 15, girls in this trial were obviously below the age of consent meaning their participation in the trial required the consent of parents/guardians.<ref>http://archive.is/lxTye</ref> The Indian Parliament's Standing Committee on Health began its investigation in April 2010 and concluded that 'safety and rights of children were highly compromised and violated'. The Committee's report found
[[File:POST April 2014 F2-e1396970099104.jpg|thumbnail|200px|right|Bill Gates|OneWorld Health<ref>http://oneworldhealth.org/</ref>]]
*The girls' consent was not fully informed.
*The girls' consent was not fully informed.
*Post-vaccination adverse events weren't adequately monitored or reported.
*Post-vaccination adverse events weren't adequately monitored or reported.