No one is safe until everyone is safe. That is why the vaccine must be a global public good, universally accessible to all. To achieve this goal, we have to take action. Share the vaccine, stop the virus.
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Interview with Aletha Wallace, People’s Health Movement volunteer, about the annual WHO Watch and the role of the World Health Organization in addressing the coronapandemic.
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Ubai Aboudi, director of the Bisan Center for Research and Development, was released after 11 months in Israeli prison. Shortly after his release, we spoke with Ubai about his experiences in prison.
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With our ‘Only Fighters Win’ campaign we support the struggle of social movements. The healthcare heroes are not alone. They have the support of social movements from different sectors. All heroes for health!
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During this webinar Tess Woolfenden, of Health Poverty Action, will introduce us to the most frequent traps in our communication and give us tips on how to avoid them.
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This toolkit is a must-read for activists and campaigners.
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The 73rd World Health Assembly saw the US continue its attack on China and the World Health Organization. The WHA recognized immunization as a global public health good but failed to do the same for vaccines. As part of the WHO Watch programme, the People’s Health Movement summarises the main outcomes of the meeting.
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Samen met intal en Cubanismo organiseren we een reeks webinars over de strijd van onze partners tegen het coronavirus. Tijdens iedere sessie praten we met medewerkers van organisaties uit de Filipijnen, Congo, Palestina en Cuba.
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In 2019, together with KIYO and Solidagro, we made an evaluation of our work in common. Is the approach we use – the right-based approach – properly understood and applied everywhere? How could things be improved? These are the conclusions.
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China has managed to contain the corona epidemic better than most countries in Western Europe. What are the reasons?
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