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Equitable Access Contracts: Building Blocks of a Future Global Vaccine Strategy
Introduction Due to the major legal gaps revealed in the course of the Covid-19 pandemic, in December 2021, WHO member states decided to establish…
Covid Passes and Non-Discrimination
Today the British Parliament will decide on whether England will follow other parts of the UK – and many other states – in requiring the use of Covid…
Punishing Compliance with International Law: The Omicron Variant and the International Health Regulations (2005)
On 24 November 2021, the government of South Africa reported the presence of a new variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus to the World Health Organization. The Technical…
The Brazilian Federal Supreme Court comes to the protection of indigenous people’s right to health in the face of Covid-19
In August 2020, the plenary of the Brazilian Federal Supreme Court delivered a decision affirming the legal capacity of an indigenous movement, the Articulation of Indigenous Peoples…
Reclaiming the Voice of Youth: Pandemic Politics and Law and the Invisibility of Youth
2019 will go down in history as the year with the largest transnational youth-led movement of all times: the global climate protests spearheaded by Fridays for Future. A…
Persons at Sea, International Law and Covid-19
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to affect people around the world, the scholarly debate on how to uphold the rule of law amid the crisis remains relevant. A…
Editorial – A Modest Proposal on Zoom Teaching
No preliminaries are necessary here. One result of Covid-19 has been a shift to online teaching by Zoom (or similar platforms). In some law faculties all teaching is…
The Second Oxford Statement on International Law Protections of the Healthcare Sector During COVID-19: Safeguarding Vaccine Research
The alarming spread of the global COVID-19 pandemic—now infecting nearly 19 million and claiming more than 700,000 lives worldwide—has made it increasingly urgent to define international law protections…
Cyber Operations against Vaccine R & D: Key International Law Prohibitions and Obligations
By August, COVID-19 had killed 700,000 people world-wide, while at least 18 million have been infected by the virus. It now appears that the best hope for…
Is the National Security Exception in the TRIPS Agreement a Realistic Option in Confronting COVID-19?
It has been suggested by some scholars and commentators that states can invoke the national security exception in the TRIPS Agreement as part of measures to tackle COVID-19…
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