Liberty Fighters Network (LFN) has filed a landmark High Court application to stop the World Health Organisation’s amended International Health Regulations from being imposed on South Africans in secret. LFN argues that no treaty can become binding law without Parliament and public participation, and demands that government be interdicted from enforcing the IHR amendments until constitutional processes are followed.
On 29 August 2025, Liberty Fighters Network filed a High Court application against the DA’s Basic Education Minister to block a school admission vaccine mandate. We argue that the draft regulation is unconstitutional from the start — it contradicts the South African Schools Act and violates parental and children’s rights under the Constitution.
LFN is heading to court to challenge the legality of all lockdown extensions after 14 June 2020 — based on fatal miscalculations that rendered every one of them unlawful.
This landmark case could open the door to billions in damages claims, with LFN seeking class action certification on behalf of affected South Africans.
Liberty Fighters Network (LFN) has already dragged Minister John Steenhuisen, DA leader, to court over his secret Avian Flu vaccination decision — and now we are demanding answers on his Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) vaccine rollout too. For years the DA accused the ANC of secrecy and arrogance, yet Steenhuisen is doing exactly the same: spending over R70 million, bypassing the Department of Health, and rolling out mass vaccination without proof of safety, transparency, or public consultation. LFN will not let this hypocrisy go unchallenged.
LFN has challenged Minister Gwarube (from the DA) over the shocking Draft Regulation 14 that would make proof of vaccination a condition for school admission. While the Minister replied, she failed to provide the evidence behind this proposal — or commit to protecting parents’ and children’s rights before it becomes law. LFN will not allow forced vaccination by stealth, and if transparency is denied, we are ready to take this battle to the High Court.
