LISTEN 🎧 Can strategic litigation remove barriers to protecting the climate? Oxfam International's Ashfaq Khalfan talks about about #climate justice and what is happening in the world of strategic climate litigation on episode #19 of the Just Access e.V. podcast. shows.acast.com/6666be8ab6f3d9…

Discrimination towards people living with HIV remain alarmingly high, discouraging people from seeking HIV prevention services, testing for HIV, and starting and staying on HIV treatment. unaids.org/sites/default/…

In many countries, Public Private Partnerships are broadly taking over delivery of services that were traditionally provided by the government. The reason given is that governments have no money. Listen to Daniela Gabor's opinion on this⤵️ pod.fo/e/20b98a

Women are disproportionately affected by #ClimateChange, but they are also crucial agents in tackling it. To get closer to a #GenderEqualFuture, we must elevate girls and women at the world’s top climate decision-making tables. Learn more ⬇️ bit.ly/3ZbrR5J

Central question for NIEO 50th Anniversary? Isabella M. Weber @Adam_Tooze Branko Milanovic Jayati Ghosh Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò —> How Long Should We Take To End Global Poverty? see EQUALS: Reimagining Our Economy Oxfam International equals.ink/p/how-long-sho… ht David Adler

How did we get to a point where #BigPharma owns the patents of research funded by public money? And now they enjoy the monopoly, charge exorbitant prices, and decide who they will sell the drugs to. equals.ink/p/adversity-of…

Public Private Partnership in a nutshell. pod.fo/e/20b98a

Moe Not on Adani, but this explains how public private partnership works. Always on the benefit of the private sector and the state is always on the loosing end x.com/EQUALSHope/sta…

It is difficult to reduce inequality by dwelling on the poorest without reducing the concentration at the top. This EQUALS bulletin looks at how How the United Nations and the World Bank can turbo charge the effort to reduce #inequality. equals.ink/p/how-the-unit…

Ownership of health technologies is the most important factor for #vaccineequity. We need democratized R&D so the “formula” is owned by those outside the Global North from the beginning. #PandemicAccord

This exciting news is marred by Gilead’s refusal to work with the UN-backed MedicinesPatentPool to license a generic for developing countries. Research shows this twice-yearly anti-HIV shot can be made for just $100, falling to as little as $40. Read our reaction 👇

Just received this excellent volume on #MMT coordinated by Y. Nersisyan & L. R. Wray. A true gift for students and those who want to think out of the box...😜

“An inequality regime is a set of discourses and institutional arrangements intended to justify and structure the economic, social, and political inequalities of a given society” – Thomas Piketty (2020)

A deeply unfair global health system is rigged against African countries. Our policy co-lead, Mohga Kamal-Yanni, spoke to Shola Lawal for Al Jazeera English about how to fix it.

Health Equity in Focus Podcast from Third World Network Listen to the first episode to understand the recently amended #IHR open.spotify.com/show/3vMZudNxX…

Is there any link between advertising and #inequality? In a blog Max Lawson explained how advertising and marketing fuels inequality especially in the more unequal societies. Read the piece here: equals.ink/p/the-madness-…

Inequality is so extreme that poor people’s dead bodies become commodities for sale - or rent. We need a human economy. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/u…

Why do we need to regulate corporations? In our podcast episode, 'Economics for the 99%,' Ha-Joon Chang, equates corporations with cars. Since they are powerful, they need to be regulated properly. Listen to the full episode here: pod.fo/e/214885

Think about this for a moment: it'd take 476 years for the 5 wealthiest men to exhaust their wealth if they spend $1m every day. Tune in▶️: pod.fo/e/214885