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The moral debate over Covid jabs for children

The ethics of Covid jabs for children

6 March 2021

9:00 AM

6 March 2021

9:00 AM

Israel has the world’s attention, becoming the first country to achieve mass vaccination. What it does now may be followed worldwide. The first big development has been the use of immunity ID cards which give vaccinated Israelis access to gyms, indoor restaurants and — soon — holidays in Greece. Britain is preparing to follow suit, with Michael Gove considering UK vaccine certificates ahead of the great unlocking on 21 June.

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