WHO members states still can't agree on who gets to benefit from sharing pathogens including manufacturing vaccines and diagnostic tools.
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Annegret Mathari has been reporting on International Geneva for more than two decades. For swissinfo she covers the UN and other Geneva-based international organisations. She writes on international diplomatic negotiations, human rights issues, humanitarian aid, armed conflicts, health and the environment.
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