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Special Issue: COVID-19 vaccine equity and human rights. (Special Issue: COVID-19 vaccine equity and human rights.)

Health and Human Rights: An International Journal ; 24(2):121-228, 2022.

Article in English | GIM | ID: covidwho-2247204

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This special issue contains 9 articles that discuss various aspects related to equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines. The articles cover topics such as the international legal status of the human right to medicines, the role of civil society in advocating for fair access to essential medicines, the interpretation of the right to science in relation to COVID-19 vaccines, and the need for stronger pharmaceutical accountability. The articles also analyse the discourse among World Trade Organisation (WTO) members, civil society organisations, and pharmaceutical industry stakeholders, and provide critiques of HIV/AIDS and COVID-19. Furthermore, this special issue examines New Zealand's unique response to COVID-19 and provides a student essay on centring human rights to achieve global vaccine equity.

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