People’s Health Movement at 25: the struggle for Health for All continues
The People’s Health Movement is celebrating its 25th anniversary, reaffirming its vision of Health for All and inspiring a new generation of activists.
Over 1 million years of children’s lives lost in Gaza during genocide, study finds
A new Lancet study finds Israel’s genocide in Gaza has cut short over 3 million years of life, with children accounting for one-third of the loss.
Health worker migration still shaping healthcare after COVID-19
New case studies by the People’s Health Movement show how health worker migration continues to shape health systems in the post-COVID period.
Pharmacist on board the Global Sumud Flotilla: “Health workers’ solidarity with Palestine must be practiced on the ground”
Moroccan pharmacist and human rights defender Aziz Rhali explains how he joined the Global Sumud Flotilla to support Palestinian health workers during genocide.
India-UK trade deal threatens access to medicines, activists warn
Activists warn the new India-UK free trade agreement endangers access to medicines by undermining existing protections.
South Korea health workers demand sustainable staffing policies
Health workers across South Korea demand sustainable staffing, fair workloads, and action on past government promises left unfulfilled.
A climate of crisis at the World Health Assembly
At the 78th World Health Assembly, divisions over the Climate Action Plan exposed deeper rifts in global climate and health cooperation.
Austerity linked to over 1 million preventable deaths in EU
In 2022, over 1 million people in the EU died from preventable causes. Trade unions are urging increased public investment and wealth taxes to reverse the trend.