Ethics of Vaccine Distribution in a Pandemic

This chapter examines the moral obligations of wealthy nations in distributing vaccine booster doses worldwide, particularly amidst stark disparities in vaccination rates. Experts engage in a critical dialogue about the ethical implications of prioritizing domestic needs over global equity, especially in underfunded regions like Africa. The discussion highlights the complex interplay between individual responsibility, national interests, and the urgent need for equitable access to vaccines amid the COVID-19 crisis.