The document, titled, "Considerations regarding consent in vaccinating children and adolescents between 6 and 17 years old," explains how to deal with that population group which "may present for vaccination without an accompanying parent or legal guardian."

The paper gives a normal description of "consent" before describing "assent" as "the process of children's and adolescents' participation in the decision-making on vaccination."

According to the UN description of assent, "International law provides strong support for children's rights to participate in decisions about their health and health care, and also in the planning and provision of health services relevant to them and based on their evolving capacity."

Next, the globalist organization notes that the average age of adulthood throughout the world is 18-years-old, and that "in the age group 6 to 17 years cannot provide consent to vaccination and so consent is 'normally' required from their parent or legal guardian."

However, the paper continues to insinuate allowing adolescents to choose for themselves is catching on.

"In a growing number of countries, the age of consent for medical interventions is set below the age of majority. This allows adolescents to provide consent for specific interventions, such as access to contraceptives or HIV testing. Some countries have fixed the age of consent specifically to allow HPV vaccination at 12 years."

The next part of the document discusses what to do "when children present for vaccination [are] unaccompanied by their parents," admitting, "it is challenging to determine whether parents indeed provided consent."

The most nefarious section of the UN white papers is under part 3 of a page titled, "Common Approaches for Obtaining Consent for Vaccination."