https://www.soulask.com/the-nuremberg-code-and-the-ethics-against-the-upcoming-forceful-vaccinochipization/

Applicable points in the Nuremburg Code:

1. The absolutely necessary condition for conducting an experiment on a person is the voluntary consent of the latter.
2. The degree of risk associated with the experiment should never exceed the humanitarian importance of the problem that the experiment is aimed at

Applicable points in the UNESCO Statement of Bioethics and Human Rights: Article 6, section 1. Any preventive, diagnostic and therapeutic medical interventions should be carried out only with the prior, free and informed consent of the person concerned on the basis of adequate information. If necessary, consent must be expressed and can be revoked by the person concerned at any time and for any reason.

Article 6, section 3: In no case shall the collective agreement of the community or the consent of the community leader or other authority be a substitute for the informed consent of individuals.