Rep. Scott Peters Urged to Stop Supporting Vaccine Apartheid
Public Health Advocates Say the San Diego Congressman Is Putting Pharmaceutical Company Profits Ahead of COVID-19 Vaccination San Diego, Calif.... Read More
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Trade rules at the World Trade Organization (WTO) which put “intellectual property” for Big Pharma ahead of public health are getting in the way of efforts to increase worldwide production of COVID-19 vaccines, tests kits and medications. Over 100 countries have called for a temporary waiver of parts of the WTO’s “Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property” (TRIPS) agreement so that COVID-19 vaccines and related supplies can be made in as many places as possible as quickly as possible..
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Rally Outside APEC Meeting in Palm Springs Calls for Better Trade Policies
As senior officials from throughout the Indo-Pacific region gathered today for the start of a two-week Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)... Read More
Labor & Other Groups Demand Transparency in Indo-Pacific Trade Negotiations
Los Angeles, Calif. — As trade ministers from fourteen countries meet in Los Angeles today for behind-closed-door negotiations on the... Read More
Vigil Calling for Global Access to COVID Vaccines Held at Japanese Consulate in San Francisco
Californians Remember Loved Ones Lost to COVID-19 & Urge Quick Japanese Action to Prevent More from Dying San Francisco, CA... Read More
Vigil Calling for Global Access to COVID Vaccines Held at Australian Consulate in SF
Californians Remember Loved Ones Lost to COVID-19 & Urge Quick Australian Action to Prevent More from Dying San Francisco, CA... Read More
VICTORY: Biden comes out in support of TRIPS Waiver
Berkeley, CA — In response to news that the United States is reversing its opposition of a waiver of intellectual... Read More
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