Global Vaccine Treaty Rejection by Britain
Britain is set to reject a global vaccine treaty proposed by the World Health Organization, citing concerns over sovereignty and the distribution of vaccines. The treaty aims to have richer countries donate 20% of tests, treatments, and vaccines for the WHO to distribute in poorer countries during emergencies.
Key Points
- Britain rejects the global vaccine treaty proposed by WHO
- Concerns over sovereignty and distribution of vaccines raised by Britain
- Treaty suggests richer countries donate 20% of tests, treatments, and vaccines for distribution in poorer countries