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10. Edward Kwakwa, WHO Global Pandemic Treaty, 2022.09.25, in: Global Health and Global Governance, https://www.bigghgg.cn/p/kwakwa2.html

9. Edward Kwakwa, WTO’s MC12 decision on the TRIPS waiver, 2022.09.14, in: Global Health and Global Governance, https://www.bigghgg.cn/p/kwakwa.html

8. Joel Slawotsky, Safeguarding the Human Right of Informed Consent: Corporate Accountability in State-Private Partnerships and Responsibility for Violations of International Law, 2021.07.31, in: Global Health and Global Governance, https://www.bigghgg.cn/p/slawotsky.html

7. David Fidler, In Response to the SARS Pandemic: Concluding Observations from an Article Published in 2005 on the New International Health Regulations, 2021.03.05, in: Global Health and Global Governance, https://www.bigghgg.cn/p/fidler.html

6. Gentian Zyberi, Some Reflections on Countering the Covid-19 Pandemic: Moving from Emergency to the “New Normal” without Trampling on Human Rights?, 2020.12.12, in: Global Health and Global Governance, https://www.bigghgg.cn/p/zyberi.html

5. Armin von Bogdandy & Pedro A. Villarreal, Assessing the WHO’s COVID-19 Pandemic Response, 2020.07.16, in: Global Health and Global Governance, https://www.bigghgg.cn/p/bogdandy.html

4. Zhengxin Huo, To Fight a New Coronavirus: The Need to Target the Virus by Science and Public Health Measures, Not China by Litigation in the USA, 2020.07.21, in: Global Health and Global Governance , https://www.bigghgg.cn/p/huo.html

3. Stefan Talmon, The Scientific Research Services (SRS) of Germany’s Federal Parliament on the Chances of Success of Actions against China for Damages Incurred due to the Global Coronavirus Pandemic, 2020.06.26, in: Global Health and Global Governance , https://www.bigghgg.cn/p/talmon.html

2. Xiangqian Gong, The Obligation of a State Party to Report Matters under the International Health Regulations (2005), 2020.06.26, in: Global Health and Global Governance , https://www.bigghgg.cn/p/gong.html

1. Tom Zwart, Inaugural Commentary: The Missouri Case Against China Is Ill-founded and Will Undermine Building a Community of Shared Future for Mankind, 2020.06.24, in: Global Health and Global Governance , https://www.bigghgg.cn/p/zwart.html

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377. Adelaide Madera, Governments’ Legal Responses and Judicial Reactions during a Global Pandemic: Preliminary Remarks, 2022.11.15, https://academic.oup.com/jcs/article/64/4/551/6825766. The remark tends to put forward a key question in the “culture wars”: whether and to what extent religious freedom still deserves special protection or whether it should be put on an equal footing with secular interests.

376. Vana Sypsa, Ioannis Mameletzis, Sotirios Tsiodras, Transmission Potential of Human Monkeypox in Mass Gatherings, 2022.10.25, https://academic.oup.com/ofid/article/9/11/ofac501/6770666. The research aims to assess the potential for monkeypox transmission under various scenarios concerning number of contacts and discuss the implications for transmission in venues and settings where conditions are conducive to amplifying spread.

375. Victoria L Moore, Luke D Graham, R (Gardner and Harris) v Secretary of State for Health and Social care and Others [2022] EWHC 967: Scant regard for Covid-19 risk to care homes, 2022.11.08, https://academic.oup.com/medlaw/advance-article/doi/10.1093/medlaw/fwac044/6809926. This commentary presents a discussion of the heads of claim and the potential implications upon the upcoming public inquiry into the government’s pandemic response in the case of R (Gardner and Harris) v Secretary of State for Health and Social care and Others [2022] EWHC 967.

374. Nasiya Daminova, Shisong Jiang, The First Working Draft of the WHO’s ‘Pandemic Treaty’: attempting to cover normative gaps indicated by the COVID-19 pandemic?, 2022.10.13, https://www.ejiltalk.org/the-first-working-draft-of-the-whos-pandemic-treaty-attempting-to-cover-normative-gaps-indicated-by-the-covid-19-pandemic/. This post aims to provide a brief overview of the first working draft of the WHO pandemic treaty and to indicate the key issues which appeared during the negotiation process. It mainly argues that the drafters attempted to cover the vast majority of the normative gaps indicated by the COVID-19 outbreak, while striving to consider the simultaneous revision of the International Health Regulations which still retain their force as a legal instrument of global pandemic governance.

373. Houriiyah Tegally, Kamran Khan, etc., Shifts in global mobility dictate the synchrony of SARS-CoV-2 epidemic waves, 2022.11.11, https://academic.oup.com/jtm/advance-article/doi/10.1093/jtm/taac134/6823497. The research finds that as air travel increases at the end of 2021, epidemic peaks around the world are more synchronous with one another, both globally and regionally. This suggests that the rebound in human mobility dictates the synchrony of global and regional epidemic waves.

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