Thailand

“If a pharma exec saw my baby die they’d still overprice their drugs” – Noi, Thailand

18 Jan 2020

Interview

Written by Gemma Taylor. Noi, 48, is a regional coordinator for the Issan region of Thailand, with the Thai national...

To achieve universal health coverage, people living with HIV and marginalized communities must be at the centre – says APN+

12 Dec 2019

Call to action News

On Universal Health Coverage Day (12 December), our campaign partner the Asia Pacific Network of People Living with HIV (APN+)...

World AIDS Day GALLERY: Communities work for optimal HIV treatment in Thailand

28 Nov 2019

Photo gallery

When Jeed found out he was living with HIV he made funeral arrangements so that his mother wouldn’t have to....

Old wine in new bottles: Keep TRIPS-plus provisions out of the RCEP FTA!

2 Jul 2019

Opinion

Intellectual property barriers, which would hinder access to affordable medicines, have supposedly been removed from the draft RCEP free-trade agreement...

Kularb’s story: Optimal treatment would reduce HIV-related stigma

6 Apr 2019

Interview

“I was told I’d have to wait for 10 more people to die before I could get treatment.” Kularb found...

Thailand: Evergreened patents cause unwarranted high drug prices

8 May 2018

Interview News

Transnational drug manufacturers’ tactics of obtaining unmerited patent applications have unnecessarily raised healthcare costs and impeded the growth of domestic...

Infographics: Who’s benefitting from the abuse of Thailand’s patent system – and how

4 Apr 2017

News

Our partner, the AIDS Access Foundation in Thailand, has produced a series of infographics, highlighting who is filing for patents...