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In this paper, Noah Novogrodsky argues that NGOs need to rethink the way they promote access to medicines. Rather than serving solely as advisors to certain developing countries engaged in multilateral negotiations, NGOs should embrace their role as idea generators, as advocates within developed states and as independent actors capable of challenging corporations.
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The right — regardless of whether you’re HIV-positive or HIV-negative, male or female, rich or poor — to visit other countries; to inherit land; to earn a living; to collect one’s pension; to keep one’s home; to attend school… The freedom — regardless of whether you were born in Western Europe or southern Africa — to finish childhood before getting married; to decide whether, with whom and when to have sex or bear children; to pursue the highest possible standard of health, unobstructed by the paranoia of any delusional political leader… These are examples of the basic liberties that the law can guarantee, and that AIDS-Free World is committed to upholding.
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The Agenda 
