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Nearly 400 MEPs and MPs Join Chorus of Voices Calling for a TRIPS Waiver on COVID-19 Vaccines

Nearly 400 MEPs and MPs Join Chorus of Voices Calling for a TRIPS Waiver on COVID-19 Vaccines © The European Commission and European Union (EU) Member States continue to ignore growing calls for a patent waiver that would increase global production and availability of COVID-19 vaccines and related equipment. Recently, nearly 400 Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) and of national Parliaments from across the EU signed a joint appeal expressing their unequivocal support for the measure, adding their voice to that of 175 Nobel laureates and former Heads of State and Governments, the Director General of the World Health Organization (WHO), scientists, tradeunions, NGOs and the general public.

Amnesty chief calls state s position on vaccine rights waiver oxymoronic

Amnesty chief calls state’s position on vaccine rights waiver ‘oxymoronic’ Colm O’Gorman says equitable distribution of the vaccine around the world is a public health issue for Ireland but moves to free up intellectual property rights are being blocked 27th April, 2021 Colm O’Gorman, the chief executive of Amnesty Ireland, says the Covax scheme could only provide a ‘fraction’ of the doses needed to keep the pandemic at bay worldwide Ireland must urgently pressure the EU to support a temporary waiver of intellectual property (IP) rights for the Covid-19 vaccine, Colm O’Gorman, the chief executive of Amnesty Ireland, has said.

US tries to free Covid-19 vaccine from patent stranglehold while rushing other supplies to India

US tries to free Covid-19 vaccine from patent stranglehold while rushing other supplies to India Top Searches US tries to free Covid-19 vaccine from patent stranglehold while rushing other supplies to India Chidanand Rajghatta / TNN / Updated: Apr 27, 2021, 23:11 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail WASHINGTON: After a belated recognition of the Covid-19 tsunami striking India through a second wave, the United States is pulling out all stops to rush aid of every kind including vaccines, oxygen, ventilators, therapeutics, and personnel amid alarm that there could be a worldwide relapse if New Delhi does not gain control of the situation. Mission mode, all-hands-on-deck, round-the-clock are among terms being used to describe frenetic action in Washington to salvage both its reputation damaged by its initial slow response and the situation in India, which is itself being accused of a sloppy response to the pandemic.

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