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G8 Summit Strengthens IP Protection; May Undercut Compulsory Licensing

07/06/2007 by Monika Ermert for Intellectual Property Watch Leave a Comment

By Monika Ermert for Intellectual Property Watch, and Tove Gerhardsen The strengthening of intellectual property rights protection in “a new dialogue” between Group of 8 and emerging economies moderated by the Organisation of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and the possible establishment of an “IPR Task Force focussing on anti-counterfeiting and piracy” are among decisions […]

Filed Under: News, Access to Knowledge/ Education, Enforcement, English, Health & IP, Human Rights, Technical Cooperation/ Technology Transfer

Commerce et propriété intellectuelle à l’honneur de l’Assemblée mondiale de la santé

07/06/2007 by Tove Iren S. Gerhardsen for Intellectual Property Watch Leave a Comment

Par Tove Iren S. Gerhardsen Les droits de propriété intellectuelle ont été l’une des principales thématiques abordées par l’Assemblée générale de la santé, qui s’est tenue du 14 au 23 mai 2007. Les Etats sont parvenus à se mettre d’accord sur différentes résolutions en rapport avec l’innovation et l’accès aux médicaments. Mais les débats ont […]

Filed Under: Features, Français, Health & IP, WHO, WTO/TRIPS

EU Urged To Back Poor Countries’ Use Of TRIPS Flexibilities

06/06/2007 by David Cronin for Intellectual Property Watch Leave a Comment

By David Cronin for Intellectual Property Watch BRUSSELS – The European Union should stop demanding that poor countries apply its intellectual property rules to medicines through trade negotiations with the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) bloc, legal experts argued at a 4 June event here. The EU’s executive arm, the European Commission, is hoping to […]

Filed Under: News, Themes, Development, English, Europe, Health & IP, Human Rights, Patents/Designs/Trade Secrets

La Asamblea afronta numerosos debates, consensos casi unánimes y acuerdos sobre cuestiones de propiedad intelectual

04/06/2007 by Tove Iren S. Gerhardsen for Intellectual Property Watch Leave a Comment

Por Tove Iren S. Gerhardsen La propiedad intelectual constituyó un tema fundamental en la Asamblea Mundial de la Salud de 2007, celebrada en mayo, en la que se llegó a un acuerdo sobre diversas resoluciones relativas a la innovación y al acceso a los medicamentos. Sin embargo, Estados Unidos se desvinculó de una resolución específica […]

Filed Under: Español, Health & IP, WHO, WTO/TRIPS

WHO Moves Closer To Guidelines On Avian Flu Sharing, Access

25/05/2007 by Tove Iren S. Gerhardsen for Intellectual Property Watch Leave a Comment

By Tove Iren S. Gerhardsen Members of the World Health Organization (WHO) this week agreed on principles for sharing avian influenza virus samples through a global network. But the real terms and new guidelines related to intellectual property rights were put off until an October meeting in Indonesia, sources said. The agreement was reached near […]

Filed Under: Features, Biodiversity/Genetic Resources/Biotech, English, Health & IP, United Nations - other, WHO

World Health Assembly Agrees On IP And Innovation; US Abstains

23/05/2007 by Tove Iren S. Gerhardsen for Intellectual Property Watch 1 Comment

By Tove Iren S. Gerhardsen After much discussion and hard-won willingness to shift positions on what a chair referred to as a “difficult resolution,” member states concluded the 2007 World Health Assembly on 23 May with the adoption of an agreement on innovation of medicines and intellectual property. But it was done without support from […]

Filed Under: News, English, Health & IP, United Nations - other, WHO, WIPO, WTO/TRIPS

Health Assembly Sets Up Drafting Group On Brazil IP Proposal

21/05/2007 by Tove Iren S. Gerhardsen for Intellectual Property Watch Leave a Comment

By Tove Iren S. Gerhardsen The World Health Assembly on 21 May set up a drafting group to discuss a Brazilian proposal that could give direction to ongoing discussions on public health, innovation and intellectual property and potentially reinforce the use of trade law for public health. The drafting group is expected to start its […]

Filed Under: News, English, Health & IP, WHO, WTO/TRIPS

WHO Members Reach Preliminary Agreement On TRIPS And Malaria

21/05/2007 by Tove Iren S. Gerhardsen for Intellectual Property Watch Leave a Comment

By Tove Iren S. Gerhardsen A preliminary agreement has been reached at the World Health Assembly on a draft proposal on malaria and the use of flexibilities in trade law to promote access to preventive technologies, sources said. After being discussed at the World Health Organization Executive Board meeting in January (IPW, Public Health, 6 […]

Filed Under: Features, English, Health & IP, WHO, WTO/TRIPS

WHO Head Expresses Commitment To Strengthen IP Working Group

20/05/2007 by Tove Iren S. Gerhardsen for Intellectual Property Watch Leave a Comment

By Tove Iren S. Gerhardsen World Health Organization Director General Margaret Chan this week made a firm commitment to strengthen an intergovernmental working group on innovation and access to treatments that for the past year has struggled to find its focus, sources said. With a new proposal from Brazil focusing on what WHO can do […]

Filed Under: News, Access to Knowledge/ Education, English, Health & IP, Human Rights, Patents/Designs/Trade Secrets, United Nations - other, WHO

US To Loosen Drug Patent Provisions In Some Trade Deals

17/05/2007 by Martin Vaughan for Intellectual Property Watch 1 Comment

By Martin Vaughan for Intellectual Property Watch WASHINGTON – The White House has agreed to loosen restrictions on clinical test data and patent safeguards for pharmaceuticals in bilateral trade agreements between the United States and Peru, Panama, and Colombia as part of a broader agreement with congressional Democrats to spur progress on the Bush administration […]

Filed Under: Features, Bilateral/Regional Negotiations, English, Health & IP, Human Rights, North America, Patents/Designs/Trade Secrets

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