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COVID-19 Technology Access Pool (C-TAP): A Promising Human Rights Approach
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Secretary Katrine Perehudoff together with Jennifer Sellin – Member of the Advisory Board – publish an article in Health and Human Rights Journal. Katrina and Jennifer discuss the need for a human rights approach to the research and development of COVID-19 medical products. 

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