Vaccine Inequality

Activists rally urging G20 leaders to halt global vaccine inequality

G20 health and finance ministers said they would aim to ensure 70 percent of the world's population is vaccinated against Covid-19 by mid-2022 but took no initiative on waiving vaccine patents.

Day 3 of UNGA: Leaders highlight disparity in Covid vaccine availability

Inequity of vaccine distribution comes into sharper focus on third day of UN General Assembly with South African leader saying, "It is an indictment on humanity that more than 82% of world doses have been acquired by rich countries."

Vaccine inequality and lack of financing could stifle global recovery

The IMF warns inadequate vaccine access and pandemic relief measures are widening the gulf between recoveries in developed and less developed economies.

Bangladesh risks becoming the next India without surplus vaccines

Vaccine supply in the developing world is a global issue, and countries with excess doses hold the key to the world’s unlocking.

Amnesty: Richest countries have ’near-monopoly of world’s vaccine supply

Report says severall nations are using pandemic to further silence criticism, citing violence by security services in Brazil and Nigeria against protest movements in the past year.

Global vaccine roll out succumbs to nationalism and inequality

Far from uniting the world, the Covid-19 vaccine rollout is sharpening the divide between the haves and the have nots.