A draft pandemic treaty negotiated at the World Health Organisation (WHO) leaves health policy to national governments, ...

The treaty’s defenders claim nothing would allow WHO to meddle in how the United States responds domestically to a pandemic. But the actual wording of Article 4 proves otherwise.

The United States officially won't be involved in an enhanced pandemic global response enacted by the World Health ...

Ghebreyesus said that COVID-19 was the first Disease X, but it’s important to prepare for another pandemic. “There are things that are unknown that may happen, and anything happening is a ...

The pandemic treaty was first proposed by WHO members in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, with the aim to "prevent, prepare for and respond to pandemics." For global health experts, a future ...

The World Health Organization (WHO) will be discussing a possible Global Pandemic Treaty at the ...More upcoming 75th World Health Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland, from May 22 to 28. Pictured here ...

A pandemic treaty is key to reaping these benefits. The long-lasting, society-wide nature of the Covid-19 pandemic made health care a uniquely salient issue to many in low-income countries, ...

Statement: The World Health Organization is developing a pandemic treaty that will remove current human rights protections, enforce surveillance and censorship and eliminate freedom of speech. The ...

The article claims the WHO made the demand for surveillance powers in the latest draft of its international pandemic treaty, which WHO member nations agreed to develop in 2022 to prepare for ...

A pandemic treaty is not imminent. Though member states agreed in December that a new agreement is needed, it will take years of negotiations to reach a final draft; 2024 is the target.

Underway since March 2023, the pandemic accord negotiations seek to establish legally binding rules to enhance international cooperation and to strengthen the role of the WHO in preventing ...