HJR113 Summary

• Urges Alabama's U.S. representatives and senators to permanently end taxpayer funding of the World Health Organization, which the resolution characterizes as corrupt and unaccountable despite receiving $200-$600 million annually from the United States over the past decade.

• Encourages the President and foreign policy officials to reject any new international health policies, laws, conventions, or regulations—including amendments to International Health Regulations or a Pandemic Preparedness Treaty—that would empower the WHO.

• Criticizes the WHO for alleged mismanagement, sexual abuse cover-ups, placing authoritarian regime representatives on its executive board, and complicity with China in concealing COVID-19 information and origins.

• Expresses concern that proposed WHO "One Health" mandates would override national sovereignty in energy, agriculture, climate, and public health sectors, empower authoritarian regimes, and threaten western liberal democracy.

• Asserts that the United States should rely on its own Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for domestic and international public health issues rather than deferring to international entities.