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By Dr. Gorawut Numnak

Lord Dahrendorf died at the age of 80

Lord Dahrendorf was born Ralf Gustav Dahrendorf in Hamburg, Germany, in 1929, the son of Gustav Dahrendorf, a social democrat member of the German Parliament. He settled in the UK in 1986 and adopted British nationality in 1988. He was granted a life peerage in 1993 and was created Baron Dahrendorf of Clare Market in the City of Westminster.

The International Policy Network (IPN) has recently launched a new paper, Keeping it Real, on how to tackle the growing scourge of fake medicines in the world's least developed countries.

Revealing that approximately 700,000 people die annually from fake malaria and tuberculosis drugs alone, Keeping it Real examines the causes and possible solutions to the problem.