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essential.b) Many countries have ratified at leastone international human rights treaty ordeclaration or have signed at least oneconvention, which recognizes the right tohealth. However, in many countries andparticularly in underdeveloped countries,right to health is more on paper. There isno clear right to health given throughlegislature, which can have enforceabilityby law. It is, therefore, essential that eachcountry gives the right of health clearlyand expressly through its local law.c) The time has ripened when we need tothink at the international level and adoptone binding international covenant forright to health ensuring funding from allcountries. The contributions should not beuniform. It should be according to thefinancial capacity of each country. Suchfunds should be utilised under thesupervision of WHO or any such body ofuniversal acceptance in cases of globalcalamities.d) Deaths of underprivileged andmarginalized people in such a pandemicare common. Covenant on the right tohealth and right to healthcare will reducethe risk and that will be indeed a greathuman service.e) There is a dire need to evolve a globalpolicy to be applied uniformly on allcountries related to insurance coverage,compulsory free regular health checkups,medical insurance, and claim clearancepolicy to be adopted by insurancecompanies.f) International programmes need to beintroduced, which the member countrieswill follow to empower its people, toeducate its people, to bring awareness inthe general public about their right tohealth, to ensure access to medicinesand to maintain a situation where illnessbecomes an exception.g) At the international level, surveillanceand checkpoints should be created tosee to it that health risk is reduced,healthcare is increased, and death dueto pandemic or incapacity to treat is nil.h) Having learnt from the presentexperience of Covid-19, we need to bringin a situation where humanity is respectedthe most.[Author’s Introduction: Currently the ProVice Chancellor and the Dean of theSchool of Law and Justice at the KolkatabasedAdamas University, Dr. JyotsnaYagnik is a Former Principal Judge at CityCivil Courts in Ahmedabad. Dr. JyotsnaYagnik has been teaching Law andimparting training to senior officers forabout 33 years. She is the Former Principalof Law College and the Former Director ofYagnik law Academy that coaches forjudiciary examinations.]36
Economy and CommerceWhither Aviation ina Post Covid WorldRenowned aviation expertProf. (Dr.) Ugur Guventhrows light on how theaviation sector will dealwith the Covid-19 crisis.One of the most significant inventions that changed the global landscapein a magnificent way was the invention of the powered flight by theWright Brothers in 1903. While the first powered flight lasted for only 12seconds; it opened up an era of travel and global expansion in the 20 th century.Especially after the initial aviation boom of the 1930’s, the aviation industryshaped the world both politically and economically. Furthermore, in the 21 stcentury, aviation has definitely become one of the top three influential sectors in37
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