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The push for a people’s vaccine continues. It is unconscionable that healthy people who live in the Global North must be incentivised to get vaccinations while vulnerable groups in the Global South are left to the mercy of pharmaceutical companies. The global inequality that underpins our pub.

FDFA launches Human Rights Guidelines 2021–24

Egypt: Provide Equitable Covid-19 Vaccine Access

Government Planning Opaque, Inadequate Egyptian Health Minister Hala Zayed at a press conference on January 24, 2021, speaking about the government s plans for Covid-19 vaccinations. © 2021 Fadel Dawod/NurPhoto via AP (Beirut) – The Egyptian government should bolster measures to provide equitable access to Covid-19 vaccines for everyone in Egypt, Human Rights Watch said today. The government should allocate vaccines transparently, based on sound medical and public policy criteria, including World Health Organization guidance. By early March, 2021, the Egyptian government had made vaccines available only to some health workers, as well as limited numbers of older people and people with chronic illnesses and had not provided a clear plan for its rollout. Official statements, mostly verbal, have been contradictory and suggest that the government plans to charge for the vaccine or require millions of low-income people to apply for a fee waiver,

Egypt: Provide equitable Covid-19 vaccine access [EN/AR] - Egypt

Egypt: Provide equitable Covid-19 vaccine access [EN/AR] Format Government Planning Opaque, Inadequate (Beirut) – The Egyptian government should bolster measures to provide equitable access to Covid-19 vaccines for everyone in Egypt, Human Rights Watch said today. The government should allocate vaccines transparently, based on sound medical and public policy criteria, including World Health Organization guidance. By early March, 2021, the Egyptian government had made vaccines available only to some health workers, as well as limited numbers of older people and people with chronic illnesses and had not provided a clear plan for its rollout. Official statements, mostly verbal, have been contradictory and suggest that the government plans to charge for the vaccine or require millions of low-income people to apply for a fee waiver, exacerbating inequitable access.

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