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Help the plaintiffs Fight for Truth, Accountability and Justice

A small group of five claimants is standing up to seventeen powerful defendants, including Bill Gates, Albert Bourla and the State of the Netherlands.

This international civil case concerns alleged deception, unlawful conduct, lack of informed consent and serious harm connected to the COVID-19 injections. After more than three years of litigation, the case will finally be heard on its merits in Leeuwarden on 22 October 2026.

We Cannot Do This Without Your Support

This case is not funded by the government or taxpayers. It is made possible entirely by donations from people who believe that powerful individuals, corporations and government institutions must also be held accountable under the law.

Our fundraising target is €75,000. Every contribution—large or small—helps us continue this important legal fight.

Your Donation Helps Pay For

  • Legal representation;

  • Court fees and procedural costs;

  • Independent experts and witnesses;

  • Scientific research and analysis;

  • Translation of international reports and evidence;

  • Investigation and evidence gathering;

  • Public lectures, meetings and information events.

This Is About More Than One Court Case

This case concerns fundamental questions about truth, responsibility and the protection of citizens. Those who made far-reaching decisions must be required to explain and defend their actions before an independent court.

The claimants are not only standing up for themselves. They are standing for everyone who believes that no person, corporation or government institution should be above the law.

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Help us hold those responsible accountable under the law.

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