Covid-19: NGOS warn of a nationalism of vaccination

Several NGO leaders, including Cécile Duflot and Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, write that “the race for profits has prevented the most vulnerable from accessing” the future.

Several NGO leaders, including Cécile Duflot and Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, write that “the race for profit has prevented the most vulnerable” from accessing a future vaccine.

Several heads of non-governmental organizations, including former ministers Cécile Duflot and Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, called on Sunday for the future coronavirus vaccine to be made available to all the world’s populations, warning against “vaccine nationalism.”

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“Fears that ‘vaccination nationalism’ combined with the ‘race for profit’ in Vienna are hindering access to the most vulnerable and disadvantaged, including those living in developing countries, are real,” NGO officials such as Cécile Duflot (Oxfam), Najat Vallaud-Belkacem (France One), Thierry Allafort (Doctors Without Borders) worried in a column published by the newspaper on Sunday. s), Philippe de Botton (Médicos del Mundo) Florence Money (Sidaction)…

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“Over the past two months, international summits have been linked and France is showing its determination that the SARS-CoV2 vaccine will be available worldwide in the future,” they write. But “behind the scenes, fierce competition to develop and compete vaccines rages between nations and pharmaceutical companies,” they write. The Sanofi group sparked controversy in May, when the CEO mentioned the possibility of encouraging the United States to distribute a possible vaccine.

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“Our associations have years of experience fighting for access to treatment against an unscrupulous pharmaceutical industry. The same mistakes cannot be reproduced!” say the non-governmental organizations, for whom “in order for future vaccines to become a global public good, it is necessary to guarantee affordable prices for all countries and all people.”

Update date: June 28, 2020, 09:58

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