The court acquitted the accused of a mother who refused to vaccinate the children

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On 24 January 13.01.2011, the Czech Television news server published an article on its ČTXNUMX website about the case of the first Czech mother named Andrea Jasenčuková, who refused to have her two children vaccinated. In the case of the first-born daughter it was a revaccination and in the case of a second-born daughter it was the first vaccination. According to the indictment filed against her by a social worker, she was threatened with up to two years in prison. However, both the prosecutor and the lawyer agreed that the mother should be acquitted. The court granted the motion.

Judge Petr Marák took into account the opinion of the Supreme Administrative Court from last summer, according to which this conduct is not even a misdemeanor. Thirty-one-year-old Andrea Jasenčuková claimed from the very beginning that she did not have enough information and no certainty that vaccination would not harm children. The judgment is final.

Jasenucuk stated in her defense: "Neither the social worker nor anyone could explain to me what I should let my children vaccinate or vaccinate."

The League of Human Rights was involved in the case, and its lawyer is defending his mother in court today. His attitude is clear. According to the League, prosecuting a mother for not vaccinating her children is inadmissible. The lawyer relies on the statement of the Supreme Administrative Court from the summer of 2010, which stated that it is not possible to sanction parents for not respecting the vaccination calendar.

"This is not even a misdemeanor, let alone a crime," said David Záhumenský, a lawyer for the League of Human Rights, before the meeting.

Today's court ruling could set an unwritten precedent for other parents who refuse compulsory vaccination of children. Jasenčuková is the first parent to stand trial and even face imprisonment for refusing to vaccinate her children.

 

Source, italics and photographs: Czech television

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