1/Agree PHEIC should be declared & could rally needed resources & attention. Even then though, there needs to be (re)tuning of strategy the departure point for which should be better clarifying - even w/incomplete data - how & among whom transmission is happening.
Law scholars agree IHR criteria for PHEIC have been met. Key public health leaders are calling on @WHO to declare emergency. Real puzzle is why Emergency Cte is so resistant. Could it be political- DRC objecting? What we do know is the SQ isn't working. We can't let this drag on.https://twitter.com/alexandraphelan/status/1149095869494583302 …
Agreed. I would add (what others & I have been saying for some time):
PHEIC legal criteria have long been met
novel interpretation of "internationally coordinated response" inconsistent w IHR history & State intent.
Delay undermines IHR norms & international law. https://twitter.com/RonaldKlain/status/1149074168916430854 …
PHEIC legal criteria have long been met
novel interpretation of "internationally coordinated response" inconsistent w IHR history & State intent.
Delay undermines IHR norms & international law. https://twitter.com/RonaldKlain/status/1149074168916430854 …-
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2/W/o strategy based on that, PHEIC/resources/attention will only do so much
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