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Bolivia, Brazil, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, India, Thailand, Venezuela
Jun-2003 |
WTO disclosure talks try to clarify CBD-TRIPS relationship (ICTSD, Mar-2006) WTO discussions on biodiversity intensify as differences remain (IP Watch, Mar-2006) New submissions feed CBD debate at TRIPS Council meeting (IP Watch, Mar-2006) Campaign for review of TRIPS to be launched (The Hindu (New Delhi), Aug-2005) India calls for biodiversity protection under WTO (IANS, Aug-2005) Disclosure continues to divide TRIPS Council (ICTSD, Jun-2005) TRIPS Council focuses on benefit-sharing for genetic resources (ICTSD, Mar-2005) TRIPS Council: developing countries seek to move debate forward on disclosure issues (ICTSD, Sep-2004) Países en desarrollo proponen en la OMC prevenir 'biopiratería' (EFE, Sep-2004) Biodiversity discussions stagnate in TRIPS Council (ICTSD, Jun-2004) US, Japan put spanner on bid for bio-piracy check (KG Narendranath, Apr-2004) TRIPS Council discusses biodiversity (ICTSD, Mar-2004) Cancun Update: IPRs (ICTSD, Aug-2003) US Congress resolution on African farmers' rights (Rep. Maxine Waters, Jul-2003) The power of peoples' traditional knowledge: How TRIPS threatens biodiversity & food sovereignty (EED partners, Jun-2003) Campaign to demand adoption of African Group's proposal on traditional knowledge at the WTO Cancun Ministerial (Diverse Women for Diversity, Jun-2003) CBD-TRIPS discussion picking up speed at the WTO (ICTSD, Jun-2003)
Africa reiterates proposal to ban life patents
(TWN, Jun-2003)
Draft modalities for TRIPS-related issues (17 July 2008) Jul-2008
Response to questions raised on the draft amendment to TRIPS — Article 29bis
(Brazil, Jul-2006)
Amending the TRIPS Agreement to introduce an obligation to disclose the origin of genetic resources and traditional knowledge in
patent applications
(Norway, Jun-2006)
Doha work programme: the outstanding implementation issue on the relationship between the TRIPS Agreement and the CBD (developing countries proposed Article 29bis)
(Brazil, India, Pakistan, Peru, Thailand, Tanzania and others, May-2006)
Article 27.3(b), relationship between the TRIPS Agreement and the CBD, and the protection of traditional knowledge
and folklore
(USA, Mar-2006)
The relationship between the TRIPS Agreement and the Convention on Biological Diversity - Summary of issues raised and points made
(WTO TRIPS Council Secretariat, Mar-2006)
Review of the provisions of Article 27.3(b) - summary of issues raised and points made
(WTO TRIPS Council Secretariat, Mar-2006)
The protection of traditional knowledge and folklore - summary of issues raised and points made
(WTO TRIPS Council Secretariat, Mar-2006)
BIO letter opposing amendments to the TRIPS Agreement
(Biotechnology Industry Organization, Dec-2005)
The relationship between the TRIPS Agreement and the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and the protection of traditional Knowledge: technical observations on the United States submission IP/C/W449
(Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Cuba, India and Pakistan, Nov-2005)
Analysis of potential cases of biopiracy
(Peru, Nov-2005)
Report of the TRIPS Council Meeting, 14-15 June 2005
(WTO Secretariat, Sep-2005)
Article 27.3(b), relationship between the TRIPS Agreement and the CBD, and the protection of traditional knowledge and folklore
(USA, Jun-2005)
Article 27.3(b), relationship between the TRIPS Agreement and the CBD and protection of traditional knowledge and folklore
(Peru, Jun-2005)
The relationship between the TRIPS Agreement and the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and the protection of traditional knowledge and folklore and the review of implementation of the TRIPS Agreement under Article 71.1
(Switzerland, May-2005)
Article 27.3(b), relationship between the TRIPS agreement and the CBD and protection of traditional knowledge and folklore
(Peru, May-2005)
The relationship between the TRIPS agreement and the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and the protection of traditional knowledge — elements of the obligation to disclose evidence of benefit-sharing under the relevant national regime
(Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Cuba, Dominican RepublicEcuador, India, Peru and Thailand, Mar-2005)
The relationship between the TRIPS agreement and the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and the protection of traditional knowledge. Technical observations on issues raised in a communication by the United States
(India and Brazil, Mar-2005)
The relationship between the TRIPS Agreement and the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and the protection of traditional knowledge - Elements of the obligation to disclose evidence of prior informed consent under the relevant national regime
(Bolivia et al., Dec-2004)
Article 27.3(b), relationship between the TRIPS Agreement and the CBD, and the protection of traditional knowledge and folklore
(United States, Nov-2004)
Further observations by Switzerland on its proposals regarding the declaration of the source of genetic resources and traditional knowledge in patent applications
(Switzerland, Nov-2004)
Official country positions and proposals on TRIPS Article 27.3(b)
(GRAIN, Oct-2004)
Elements of the obligation to disclose the source and country of origin of the biological resources and/or traditional knowledge used in an invention
(Brazil et al., Sep-2004)
Elements of the obligation to disclose the source and country of origin of biological resource and/or traditional knowledge used in an invention
(Brazil et al., Sep-2004)
Bolivia, Brazil, Cuba, Ecuador, India, Peru, Thailand and Venezuela
Mar-2004 Africa-Caribbean-Pacific countries Aug-2003
African Group
Jun-2003
Bolivia, Brazil, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, India, Thailand, Venezuela
Jun-2003 ISF Position on Disclosure of Origin in Intellectual Property Protection Applications (International Seed Federation, Jun-2003)
Extract from the 2nd LDC Trade Ministers Meeting
Jun-2003
Switzerland
May-2003
European Community
Sep-2002
QUNO reports
Scientific briefing on TRIPS Art 27.3(b)
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