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LankaWeb – Wall Street Journal says pressure is mounting on vaccine manufacturers to forego Intellectual Property Rights

Posted on May 2nd, 2021 Courtesy NewsIn.Asia Islamabad/Dubai/Johannesburg, May 1:  In their report in  Wall Street Journal, Saeed Shah in Islamabad, Yaroslav Trofimov in Dubai and Gabriele Steinhauser say that the explosion of Covid-19 cases in India and other developing nations is adding momentum to a push to suspend intellectual-property restrictions on vaccines, putting pressure on Washington, other Western governments and pharmaceutical companies to do more to address the crisis. Over 60 developing countries, led by India and South Africa, are drafting a new proposal to waive the World Trade Organization’s intellectual-property rules something they say would allow a significant increase in vaccine production world-wide. The new proposal will be put to the organization in the next few days,” the reporters said quoting diplomats

Bangladesh plans to produce Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine

  Obaidur Masum, Senior Correspondent, bdnews24.com  Published: 05 Apr 2021 03:40 AM BdST Updated: 05 Apr 2021 03:40 AM BdST Bangladesh is using COVISHIELD, the vaccine developed by the UK’s University of Oxford and British-Swedish drug maker AstraZeneca, imported from the Serum Institute of India in the inoculation campaign. Photo: Mahmud Zaman Ovi The government has plans to produce the coronavirus vaccine, developed by the UK’s University of Oxford and Anglo-Swedish company AstraZeneca, in Bangladesh. ); } The local pharmaceutical companies will make the vaccine in their factories if they get the raw materials. The government wrote to Oxford-AstraZeneca last week, said Health Minister Zahid Maleque. It also sought help from the World Health Organization.

Countries call on drug companies to share vaccine know-how

Countries call on drug companies to share vaccine know-how
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Experts Say J&J-Merck Deal—Though Welcome Step—Does Not Get to Heart of the Matter on Vaccine Apartheid

Experts Say J&J-Merck Deal—Though Welcome Step—Does Not Get to Heart of the Matter on Vaccine Apartheid
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