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Live interview with Al Jazeera News Hour on the issue of hoarding of Covid 19 vaccines by rich countries. "This is about life versus profit. Do you want people to survive or you want to negotiate how much they can pay before they survive?" , Professor Muhammad Yunus talking on Al Jazeera Newshour with Halla Mohieddeen today at 7PM (GMT 6) on how the pharmaceuticals industry and rich nations have a human rights obligation towards poorer nations. Rich countries have enough vaccines to dose everyon