"How can we talk about AIDS drugs when 70%
of our rural populations have no access to piped water?"
– Central African Republic
"We should tie the prices to the GNP of
each country – that way they'd be affordable and it would be equitable.
– Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
"Activists need to leave the drug companies
alone and focus on the governments of the countries, because I'm sure the companies would
be happy to put their drugs in there if the governments would create the facility for
it."
– Brisbane, Australia
"It's better to get the treatments to the
organisations that are community-based, because the drugs are more likely to reach the
community than if they're sent to major hospitals. Because so many are suffering from the
disease, you find that people smuggle the drugs out, and then they cost a lot more than
the ordinary person can afford."
– Kampala, Uganda
"We're a very small market research
company, and we support a...health charity in Tanzania. If we can do it, [drug companies]
can too."
– London, England
