By Nithin Ramakrishnan and K M Gopakumar The Member-State Working Group on Strengthening WHO Preparedness and Response to […]
By Rithika Sangameshwaran In January 2021, Achim Kessler, member of the Left Party of Germany (known as Die Linke) […]
India has played a crucial role in supporting South Africa, as a lead co-sponsor in bringing the TRIPS Waiver […]
WHO: New consortium working to boost vaccine production in South Africa: MPP, WHO, AFRIGEN, BIOVAC, SAMRC, and Africa CDC […]
Calling the crucial discussions on the TRIPS Waiver as a “stalemate”, the European Union this week, urged the […]
“The IHRs (2005) were adopted on a scientific and political consensus which is still valid today” Axelle Ebode, […]
If 2020 resulted in extreme vaccine inequities, 2021 appears to stand witness to the ways in which technology […]
“Dose donations are proving to be a good medicine for vaccine nationalism”: Gian Gandhi, UNICEF As an official […]
When the European Commission presented a proposal in June 2021 laying out its strategy on the role of intellectual property […]
As countries get deeper into discussions on how a potential waiver of certain obligations of the TRIPS agreement […]