Compulsory Childhood Vaccination: Human Rights, Solidarity, and Best Interests.
2021
Across Europe an increasing number of States have set out policies which limit the right of
parents to refuse routinely administered vaccinations on their children’s behalf. The Grand
Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights in Vavricka and Others v the Czech
Republic has found that compulsory vaccination can be compatible with the European
Convention on Human Rights. We argue that the Court’s consideration of the collective and
individual best interests of children and the value of solidarity are pertinent to parental
vaccine disputes and to the broader debate as to whether quasi-mandatory measures could be
accepted in the United Kingdom.
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