Government and UN Statements

• Official website for the G8 meeting. This site includes the G8's final official statement and links to the government sites for each country, as well as a number of other documents.
• July 22, 2001. White House Press Release. US Accomplishments, Genoa Summit.Also, see the White House Releases from the 21st, and the 20th.
• July 20, 2001. Statement of UN Secretary General Kofi Annan.
• July 5, 2001. Statement of The Rt Hon Chris Patten, Commissioner for External Relations for the European Parliament.

• Independent Media Center website containing much information on the demonstrations.
• July 23, 2001. Oxfam Press Release. Genoa Fails; Big Promise for Next Year.
• July 22, 2001. Health GAP Press Release. G8 Meeting No "Summit for Life."
• July 21, 2001. MSF Press Release. G8 Window Dresses While Poor Die from Lack of Medicines.
• July 20, 2001. Health GAP Press Release. Wealthy Countries Seal the Deal: AIDS Treatment Not Worth the Dollars.
• July 18, 2001. Health GAP press release. Concerns About the Global Fund.
• July 11, 2001. Open letter from MSF to President Bush.
• July 1, 2001. Oxfam Briefing Paper. Where's the Money? G8 Promises, G8 Failures.
• July 2001. MSF Media briefing note for the G8 Convention. From Declarations to Action: Improving Access to Medicines.
• June 27, 2001. MSF Letter to the delegations of the G8 Countries.

• July 21, 2001. Philippe Riviere for Le Monde. Southern Sickness, Northern Medicine.
• July 21, 2001. The Economic Times. No more debt waivers, G8 will focus on AIDS.
• July 20, 2001. Laurence McQuillan for USA Today. G8 Agrees on $1B Trust Fund.
• July 20, 2001. Opinion column by Salih Booker in the Johanesburg Mail and Guardian. The G8 Play God in Genoa.
• July 19, 2001. Medicins Sans Frontieres press release. MSF demands from G8 action to increase acces to medicines
• July 18, 2001. Nature Magazine article. Mission now possible for AIDS fund.