Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by ICEM
The 20-million-member International Federation of Chemical, Energy, Mine and General Workers’ Union (ICEM) is lending its support to the Governmen Pharmaceutical Organisation Local Union (GPOLU), and it allies, in calling for defeat of draft legislation that would effectively, privatise (...)
HIV-infected mothers shun health services for fear of being ostracised from communities.
Bang-orn is a veteran HIV/Aids counselling nurse from Chaiyaphum. She has had sleepless nights lately because she can’t get Nid out of her mind. Nid was sent to Bang-orn after she was tested HIV positive in (...)
, by FRY Erika
SomeThai educators believe crossing over into a still mostly taboo area in the classroom can save a significant portion of the nation’s youth, and their parents, a lot of heartache, writes ERIKA FRY.
Half the students in Damri Hongrak and Sunantha Chanrod’s 8th grade class at Ratchaburi’s Krub (...)
, by Movements (Brazil)
The Working Group on Intellectual Property (GTPI) from the Brazilian Network for the Integration of Peoples (REBRIP), together with the undersigned organizations, wish to express their solidarity with the people of Thailand, especially those who fight to guarantee the right to health and access (...)
, by TEN KATE Daniel
India, Pakistan, Brazil, China, Indonesia, Ukraine and governments from nearly 40 other countries can all thank Thailand government for cheaper prices of Abbott Laboratories’ anti-AIDS drugs Kaletra and Aluvia.
The US-based pharmaceutical company announced Wednesday it would slash the price of (...)
, by TEN KATE Daniel
Thailand’s generic AIDS drugs don’t meet international standards and so questions about their efficacy linger.
On its face, the issue seems black and white: In issuing a compulsory license to import or produce the generic second-line HIV/AIDS drug efavirenz on November 29—two days before World (...)
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