Épisodes

  • International day of care and support

    International day of care and support
    Nov 5 2024
    Health for All Now

    People's Health Movement South Africa offers community health activists a voice in dialogue with expert analysis. This channel offers conversations on different health related topics from a perspective that challenges inequality, and promotes health for all. Facebook · Twitter · Donate · Website
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    1 h et 31 min
  • The 5% continent - Greed, Divides, and Solidarity : SOLIDARITY

    The 5% continent - Greed, Divides, and Solidarity : SOLIDARITY
    Dec 8 2021
    Moderator : Maaza Seyoum
    Partnerships & Communications Lead African Alliance

    Guests:
    Dr. Githinji Gitahi
    Group CEO of AMREF Health Africa

    Dr. Catherine Kyobutungi
    Exec Director if the African Population and Health Research Centre (APHRC)

    Muhammed Lamin Saidykhan
    Management Strategist / Movement Co-ordinator at Africans Rising Facebook · Twitter · Donate · Website
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    1 h et 48 min
  • Omicron: the Science and the politics

    Omicron: the Science and the politics
    Dec 2 2021
    In this episode, Peter Van Heusden talks about 'What we know and don't know about this new variant" and Lauren Paremoer (PHM SA) addresses 'The politics of the new variant and vaccine apartheid.' Facebook · Twitter · Donate · Website
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    55 min
  • Building local vaccine manufacturing capacity in Africa - Learning from South Korea and Brazil

    Building local vaccine manufacturing capacity in Africa - Learning from South Korea and Brazil
    Nov 12 2021
    Moderator:
    Kate Stegeman | Advocacy Coordinator Access Campaign MSF (South Africa)

    Speakers:
    Patrick Tippoo | Executive Director of the African Vaccine Manufacturing Initiative (AVMI) and Head of Science and innovation at Biovac (South Africa)
    Sun Kim | Director, Health Policy Centre, People’s Health Institute (South Korea)
    Gustavo Matta | Associate researcher in Public Health, FIOCRUZ (Brazil) Facebook · Twitter · Donate · Website
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    59 min
  • The 5% continent - Greed, Divides, and Solidarity : DIVIDES

    The 5% continent - Greed, Divides, and Solidarity : DIVIDES
    Oct 28 2021
    Moderator:
    Prof Asha George

    Guests:
    Perpetual Ofori-Ampofo
    Moses Mulumba
    Itai Rusike Watch on YouTube · Facebook · Twitter · Donate · Website
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    1 h et 56 min
  • The 5% continent - Greed, Divides, and Solidarity : GREED

    The 5% continent - Greed, Divides, and Solidarity : GREED
    Oct 15 2021
    How greed and self-interest have expanded the gulf between the Global North and the Global South and given rise to VACCINE APARTHEID and VACCINE INEQUITY.

    Moderator: Maaza Seyoum
    Partnerships & Communications
    Lead: African Alliance

    Guests:
    Dr Kamran Abbasi
    British Medical Journal - Executive Editor for Content

    Dr Fifa Rahman
    Civil Society Representative, Access to COVID-19 Tools Accelerator, representing Health Poverty Action

    Dr Peter Singer
    Special Advisor to the Director General at World Health Organization

    Fatima Hassan
    Director: Health Justice Initiative Facebook · Twitter · Donate · Website
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    1 h et 51 min
  • The Right to Health and Equitable Access to Covid-19 Health Technologies

    The Right to Health and Equitable Access to Covid-19 Health Technologies
    Aug 20 2021
    Moderator:
    Prof. Leslie London | UCT & PHM SA

    Panelists:
    Candice Sehoma - Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF);
    Prof Rodrigo Uprimny – National Univ of Columbia. Member of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights;
    Prof. Yousuf Abdoola Vawda - Univ of KZN

    During the pandemic, we have sharply highlighted the inequitable access to care and prevention for COVID-19, and the terrible impact that has had on the health of the most vulnerable in South Africa.

    The inequity in the response to COVID-19 reflects the highly unequal and divided South Africa care system even prior to this.

    Moreover, our legislative framework for access to medicines and health care technologies has long been problematic, denying people access to their rights to health care. In the joint Civil Society submission on South Africa’s report to the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (CESCR) in 2018, obstacles posed by patents were highlighted. The submission noted that “A patent law reform process began in 2009, but nearly a decade later, no new legislation has been enacted. Patent legislation that protects public health could help facilitate generic competition, cut prices and increase access to essential medicines.” Fast forward three years, still no progress.

    Access to medicine and health technologies has been clearly demonstrated under COVID-19 as a critical issue, with patents obstructing access to diagnostics for COVID-19. Obstacles posed by Intellectual Property barriers loom large as one of the key contributory reasons behind vaccine inequity.

    The webinar seeks to answer some of these questions:

    Why is there need for need for domestic patent law reform to achieve right to health
    Is flexibilities and compulsory licensing is accessible in Africa
    What does the right to health and the right to benefit from Scientific Progress mean in practice when we face barriers in access to health technologies?
    What lessons can we draw from International Guidance on this matter? UN Treaty Body Database · Facebook · Twitter · Donate · Website
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    1 h et 22 min
  • EACT - Equitable Access to C19 Technologies

    EACT - Equitable Access to C19 Technologies
    Jul 28 2021
    Our experiences in Community Monitoring on C19

    In this episode:
    Facilitated by: Dr Lauren Paremoer, member of PHM SA
    Speakers:
    Bongelane Nene - Community monitor from Gauteng
    Caroline Mshengo - Community monitor from Mpumalanga
    Noluthando Nontobeko Mhlongo - Community monitor from KwaZulu Natal
    Dr Theresa Mwesigwa - DoH

    EACT is a civil society coalition working together towards equitable access to C19 technologies. Part of the work was conducting community monitoring activities towards acmes and adherence C19 preventative measures, access to C19 vaccines and community sentiments towards C19 technologies (including masks, physical distancing, vaccines etc)
    Through a Q&A the monitors share their findings of the past 6 months. Facebook · Twitter · Donate · Website
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    1 h et 40 min