The Duke of Sussex has warned of “corporate greed and political failure” prolonging the Covid pandemic, comparing a “spectacular failure” of global vaccine equity to the struggle by millions to access HIV medicines.
Prince Harry’s plea for fair vaccine distribution came in a letter read out at a World Health Organization and UNAids event on World Aids Day, in which he said lessons must be learned from HIV/Aids.
Vaccinating the world was a “test of our moral character”, he wrote. “It’s time to draw from the lessons we learned throughout the HIV/ Aids pandemic, where millions died unnecessarily due to deep inequities in access to treatment.
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