While people are facing the greatest public health crisis, the world’s largest economies are in a fierce competition to be the first to develop a COVID-19 vaccine and ensure its accessibility to their citizens. Quite evidently, the mysterious virus has introduced a whole new global race - the race to win exclusive patent rights to a Covid-19 vaccine.
Since the Covid-19 crisis has hit us hard, we have been expressing much concern for people affected across the board, leaving out detainees in prison.
The government declared a nationwide lockdown except for emergency services on 25 March 2020 to contain the spread of the Covid-19
While people are facing the greatest public health crisis, the world’s largest economies are in a fierce competition to be the first to develop a COVID-19 vaccine and ensure its accessibility to their citizens. Quite evidently, the mysterious virus has introduced a whole new global race - the race to win exclusive patent rights to a Covid-19 vaccine.
Since the Covid-19 crisis has hit us hard, we have been expressing much concern for people affected across the board, leaving out detainees in prison.
The government declared a nationwide lockdown except for emergency services on 25 March 2020 to contain the spread of the Covid-19
