GLOBAL HEALTHCARE

Basic services for everyone, regardless of the point of the planet

In 2014, the world avoided a global outbreak of Ebola, thanks to thousands of selfless health workers -- plus, frankly, some very good luck. In hindsight, we know what we should have done better. So, now's the time, Bill Gates suggests, to put all our good ideas into practice, from scenario planning to vaccine research to health worker training. As he says, "There's no need to panic ... but we need to get going."

Bill Gates poses the problem of a lack of "Global Health"

2020 shows us that we were really not ready for the epidemic

Why, if our health care is not accessible to everyone in the 21st century, then we have no health care at all?

Why, if our health care is not accessible to everyone in the 21st century, then we have no health care at all? We live in an interdependent global world, in order to ensure the sustainable development of humanity, everyone should be provided with a basic block of social services.
Global social inequality caused the pandemic to worsen in 2020, as most people in the world do not have access to quality health care, education and other social services.

Global law should be the basis and normative system for global health for everyone

To overcome global threats, including in the field of health, the evolutionary development of "global health" is necessary for every person

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GLOBAL HEALTHCARE 4.0 AND THE RIGHT TO LIFE

An important component of the international legal regulation of new digital technologies is the global ban on the use of industry technologies 4.0 (big data, artificial intelligence and the Internet of things) and biotechnologies against humans and the use of the "law of war" to embody the anachronism.

International Law - Reforming Under Globalization 4.0

The way to build a new international law, in the face of the risks of globalization 4.0, the polarization of the world stage, the militarization of states. It is necessary to revise the old "law of power" in international law. The transition from “the right of power” to “the power of law” should be based on: limitation of power, reliable counteraction of intolerance, priority of human rights, secularism of states (as worldview neutrality), clarity and certainty of legal norms, rule of law, introduction of digital technologies, and as a result, on understanding the need to resolve global risks and search for prospects for the transition to a sustainable global development of civilization in harmony with nature.