The article aims to discuss the challenges of global health law and policy through the lens of the coronavirus pandemic. Taking into consideration the reality of global inequalities and the (in)ability of states to effectively adress this threat to global health, there is a need to critically assess the international response to the coronavirus as well as the actions of specific states to find solutions that will allow us to address global health in a more effective and just manner. The right to health is seen as a cornerstone for tackling global health inequalities and improving international cooperation.
