Post-Pandemic Reform Discussions in International Health Law: The Reform of the International Health Regulations and the New WHO Pandemic Agreement Proposal

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The COVID-19 pandemic has clearly demonstrated that international cooperation to combat pandemics is insufficient. The World Health Organization has, therefore, recently reformed the International Health Regulations based on the experience of the COVID 19-pandemic. The World Health Assembly also plans to adopt a new Pandemic Agreement to further strengthen international cooperation. However, negotiations have not yet been successful, and this year’s World Health Assembly agreed to extend the negotiations for the Pandemic Agreement by one year. Reason enough to analyse and critically evaluate the reform efforts in detail, and to give an outlook on the future of international pandemic law.

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Klafki, A. (2025). Post-Pandemic Reform Discussions in International Health Law: The Reform of the International Health Regulations and the New WHO Pandemic Agreement Proposal. European Journal of Risk Regulation, 16(2), 744–752. https://doi.org/10.1017/err.2024.79

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