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Corporate power

Report / 24th September 2021

Six companies at the helm of the Covid-19 vaccine roll-out are fuelling an unprecedented human rights crisis through their refusal to waive intellectual property rights and share vaccine technology.

News / 16th September 2021

A new report from the United Nations highlights divergent economic recoveries between nations and throws fresh urgency behind warnings that richer nations are not doing enough to help poorer countries from falling further behind as the world recovers from COVID-19 disruptions.

News / 30th July 2021

ドイツ、英国、カナダ、その他の先進国が、インドと南アフリカが提案したコロナウイルスワクチン特許を一時放棄するという、一般的に支持されている対策を最初に阻止してから約9ヶ月で、世界中で300万人以上がCovid-19で死亡しました。 - ジェイク・ジョンソンがCommon Dreamsに書いています。

News / 29th July 2021

More than three million people across the globe have died of Covid-19 in the roughly nine months since India and South Africa first proposed a temporary patent waiver for coronavirus vaccines, a popular measure that Germany, the United Kingdom, Canada, and other rich countries have blocked.

News / 26th July 2021

小規模食料生産者、研究者、先住民の300以上のグローバル市民社会組織がオンラインで集まり(7月25~28日)、国連食料システムプレサミットに抗議します。

News / 26th July 2021

Over 300 global civil society organizations of small-scale food producers, researchers and Indigenous Peoples’ are gathering online (25-28 July) to protest against the UN Food Systems Pre-Summit.

Blog / 14th June 2021

How the G7 continues to stand in the way of a more democratic international order - by Nick Dearden for the New Internationalist.

Blog / 9th June 2021

If aid is to meaningfully tackle poverty, it can’t just be about charity. Instead, it should be about redistributing the world’s resources and dismantling the power structures that maintain global inequality, writes Aisha Dodwell.

Blog / 4th June 2021

G7 negotiations for a global minimum corporate tax rate offers the opportunity for a transformational shift in responses to the pandemic, explains Alex Cobham of the Tax Justice Network.

News / 27th May 2021

On the first day of the World Health Assembly, civil society organisations have sent an open letter to the WHO critisicing the encouragment of privatisation of healthcare amidst a COVID-19 pandemic.