Dear leader, We are writing as organizations, academics, activists and Covid-19 survivors in support of a People’s Vaccine. We are part of a global movement fighting for equitable access to Covid-19 vaccines and other health tools for all. Today just 2% of people living in the poorest developing countries have…

Sehr geehrte Frau Baerbock, sehr geehrter Herr Laschet, sehr geehrter Herr Scholz, wir, ehemalige Staats- und Regierungschef:innen und Nobelpreisträger:innen, schreiben Ihnen in der Überzeugung, dass Deutschland eine entscheidende Rolle im weltweiten Einsatz gegen COVID-19 zukommt. Die Bewältigung dieser Pandemie ist für die Menschen in Deutschland und auf der ganzen Welt…

Dear Annalena Baerbock, Armin Laschet, and Olaf Scholz, We, the undersigned former Heads of State and Government and Nobel Laureates, write to you in the conviction that Germany has a significant role to play in global efforts to bring the COVID-19 pandemic to an end. …

Fifteen of the UK’s Nobel Prize-winning scientists, economists and peace activists have called on Boris Johnson to “play a historic role” in removing “artificial” intellectual property barriers that are stifling Covid-19 vaccine production: Dear Prime Minister, We write to you as British citizens and residents, as scientists, economists, and peace…

MYTH #1: We’re all getting the COVID vaccine… No. Not all of us. Many developing countries don’t have any supply at all yet. Nothing. At best, many will only be able to vaccinate one person in 10 this year. Unless something changes, vaccinating everyone across the entire world will take…

Fans defeated the Super League for football, we must do the same for vaccines! — On April 18, I sat down in my living room to watch Manchester United play Burnley only to find the broadcast dominated instead by a ‘bigger than any one club’ story. That morning news had broken that twelve major football clubs intended to form a European “Super League”. …

Dear President Biden, We the undersigned former Heads of State and Government and Nobel Laureates are gravely concerned by the very slow progress in scaling up global COVID-19 vaccine access and inoculation in low- and middle-income countries. The world saw unprecedented development of safe and effective vaccines, in major part…