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New Zealand’s WHO membership strengthens its health security without threatening sovereignty.
New Zealand’s membership in the World Health Organization does not compromise its sovereignty, as the WHO has no legal authority to enforce decisions.
The organization plays a vital role in global health coordination, providing disease surveillance, data sharing, and standards for vaccines and diagnostics that help New Zealand prevent outbreaks and maintain public health security.
While national decisions during the pandemic were made independently, WHO guidance informed responses without dictating them.
Abandoning the WHO would weaken New Zealand’s ability to anticipate and respond to global health threats, undermining national preparedness and regional leadership in the Pacific.
La adhesión de Nueva Zelanda a la OMS fortalece su seguridad sanitaria sin amenazar la soberanía.