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Covid-19 in India—profits before people – Jayati Ghosh

Covid-19 in India—profits before people – Jayati Ghosh
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China supports TRIPS waiver on COVID-19 vaccines proposed by India, South Africa

China supports TRIPS waiver on COVID-19 vaccines proposed by India, South Africa China fully understands and is supportive of the developing world s demand for an IPR waiver for COVID-19 vaccines, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian told reporters in Beijing, without directly referring to India and South Africa s proposal PTI | May 18, 2021 | Updated 09:12 IST China, which is actively pursuing vaccine diplomacy, said on Monday that it is supportive of India and South Africa s proposal for a temporary waiver of Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) for coronavirus vaccines, asserting that Beijing will back all actions that are conducive to the developing countries fight against the pandemic.

Patent waver for Covid vaccine without tech transfer won t speed up supply

Read more about Patent waver for Covid vaccine without tech transfer won t speed up supply on Business Standard. Intellectual property rights (IPR) on drugs and vaccine formulae give creators an exclusive right over inventions for a certain period of time, and prevent pharmaceutical companies from making it.

India s COVID Nightmare Is Now Officially Africa s Problem

India’s COVID Nightmare Is Now Officially Africa’s Problem Barbie Latza Nadeau © Provided by The Daily Beast REUTERS India’s catastrophiccoronavirus outbreak has now sent lethal reverberations to Africa, where countries are relying on Indian-made vaccines through the COVID-19 Vaccines Global Access program known as COVAX. The World Economic Forum warned that Africa, which already has the world’s slowest vaccine rollout, with just 2 percent of the entire population inoculated, risked being left vulnerable to a wave of new variants as the virus mutates unchecked across the continent due to vaccine shortfalls caused by India’s crisis. Globally, 150 doses per 1,000 people have been put into arms. In Africa, just eight doses per 1,000 people have been administered. And with India, the world’s largest vaccine manufacturer, now unable to meet vaccine export demands meant for the COVAX program in Africa, that number could drop even further.

Engage with U S progressives - The Hindu

Engage with U S progressives - The Hindu
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