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    Europeans for Safe Connections
    Newsletter May 2023

    Dear readers,

    Let’s stay in touch. We hope you would like to follow us after the conclusion of the European Citizens’ Initiative Stop 5G — Stay Connected but Protected. Our ECI may be over, but we from Europeans for Safe Connections are not done yet. Would you like to follow us and learn more about our activities against adverse consequences of the modern communication technologies? You can stay in contact with us via our webpage https://esc-info.eu/en/newsletters where you can sign up for our newsletters. We would love to send you exciting news about our movement.

    ​European Parliament Workshop
    “ELECTROMAGNETIC-HYPER-SENSITIVITY: THE STATE OF SCIENCE”

    April 13, 2023

    Another workshop was presented in the Parliament: “Electromagnetic-hyper-sensitivity: The state of science”.

    In Europe there are millions of people suffering from EHS. About 3 million of them are severely affected. What are the latest findings on EHS from Science? How do these researches contribute to the scientific debate on EHS? Which public health and inclusion policy options are preferable to support people with EHS and improve their quality of life?

    These and more questions were discussed on the workshop in Brussels that was hosted by MEP Michele Rivasi (Greens/EFA). Video and all presentations are now published. Be sure to watch it:
    https://www.michele-rivasi.eu/politique/atelier-hypersensibilite-electromagnetique-letat-de-la-science


    ​Let’s make the invisible visible

    June 6 – June 26, 2023

    Since 2018, we celebrate World EHS Day every June 16. This year we celebrate full 3 weeks. Send us a photo with a yellow chair or a yellow heart. You can find some photos in our last year’s press release: https://esc-info.eu/en/world-ehs-day-16-june/

    Ahead of the EHS gathering, electro-sensitive people can already meet in radiation-free Rièzes on June 16 to celebrate this day together. Every year on this day, worldwide attention is raised for EHS. Until today, the condition is not recognised.


    The Second European gathering of EHS

    Saturday, June 17, 2023

    We are delighted to invite you to attend the second European gathering of Electro-hyper-sensitives in Rièzes in the south of Belgium on the French-Belgian border supported by 17 associations in Europe.

    This second edition will have a European focus: We will meet MEP Michèle Rivasi and the European umbrella organisation Europeans for Safe Connections (ESC) and its present and future members. Find all details here: https://en.mavieenmodeavion.com/rassemblement-ehs

    Hope to see you in Rièzes in one of the last natural white areas in Europe!


    followed by
    Workshops organised by ESC

    Sunday, June 18, 2023

    This EHS gathering will be followed by a workshop day by ESC on Sunday, on the same terrain in Rièzes. The workshop is open to ESC members and people interested in building this new European initiative.

    It is time to address EMF pollution at European level, let’s build an ESC that defends the rights of European citizens!

    Information and registering is on the same link: https://en.mavieenmodeavion.com/rassemblement-ehs


    ​Remembering Nearfield

    Remembering Nearfield is an international animated film about the disability called electrohypersensitivity (EHS). The film is beautyfully made by Sean Carney.
    Remembering Nearfield has won multiple awards including

    • Best Film about a Disability Issue,
    • Best Health Film in the Cannes World Film Festival,
    • Award of Recognition for film about Human Rights/Raising Awareness, and has also been
    • awarded Best Animated Short Film in prestigious international film festivals in 2023.
    • It was also AWARD WINNER at the Brussels Capital Film Festival 2023.

    The film was made in cooperation with Europeans for Safe Connections and SafeTechInternational.

    We need to transcend unhelpful taboos relating to EMF harm and disability to see electrohypersensitivity (EHS) for what it is – a real problem affecting real people in the real world.” – Sean A. Carney, Film Producer.
    https://vimeo.com/810958040


    More and more experts are talking about the downsides of the digitalisation and radiation. In addition to professors who supported the ECI (https://signstop5g.eu/en/supporters), more and more books are being published. We list them here: https://esc-info.eu/en/books.

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