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WHO International Health Regulations (2005) as Legal Framework for the Work of EU Commission and EMA in the Coronavirus-Pandemic
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I.Introduction to International Health Regulations (IHR) 2005
II. Obligations of the 196 State Parties
III. Essential Definitions within the IHR
IV. Determination of a Public Health Emergency of International Concern – Pandemic – by the Director-General, Art. 12 (1), and Procedure
V. Decision on the Termination of a Public Health Emergency of International Concern – Pandemic – by the Director-General, Art. 12 (5), Art. 49 (7)
II. Obligations of the 196 State Parties
III. Essential Definitions within the IHR
IV. Determination of a Public Health Emergency of International Concern – Pandemic – by the Director-General, Art. 12 (1), and Procedure
V. Decision on the Termination of a Public Health Emergency of International Concern – Pandemic – by the Director-General, Art. 12 (5), Art. 49 (7)
RAin Dr. Brigitte Röhrig · Rechtsanwaltskanzlei Dr. Brigitte Röhrig, Isert
 | RAin Dr. Brigitte Röhrig Rechtsanwaltskanzlei Dr. Brigitte Röhrig Zum Bongard 1 57612 Isert/Altenkirchen (Germany) E-Mail: office@kanzlei-roehrig.de |
EMA, EU Commission and the EU as a whole are fighting against the Coronavirus pandemic, which has been declared to be a worldwide pandemic on 11.03.2020. A basic instrument for the reaction to a pandemic has been issued by the World Health Organisation (WHO) in 2005, which are the International Health Regulations (IHR) [1]. Even though EU as such is not party to the IHR, all EU member states are signatories to the IHR. In a declaration of 13.07.2007, (...)
