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India Cancer Patients Seek To Use Courts For Access To Patented Drugs

03/04/2008 by Tatum Anderson for Intellectual Property Watch 1 Comment

By Tatum Anderson for Intellectual Property Watch One of the most vocal voices for the interests of cancer patients in India says it will use the courts to force the Indian government to declare cancer a national emergency, in an attempt to make cancer drugs affordable to sufferers. The Cancer Patients Aid Association (CPAA) wants […]

Filed Under: Features, Venues, Asia/Pacific, English, Health & IP, Human Rights, Lobbying, Patents/Designs/Trade Secrets, Regional Policy, WTO/TRIPS

Tussle Over Participation In India Compulsory Licence Hearing

14/03/2008 by Tatum Anderson for Intellectual Property Watch 2 Comments

By Tatum Anderson for Intellectual Property Watch Swiss pharmaceutical company Roche is expected to appear before the Indian Patent Office on 17 March to assert its right to attend a later meeting that could result in one of its drugs being copied, without its permission, by an Indian generic pharmaceutical company. The hearing is due […]

Filed Under: News, Venues, Access to Knowledge/ Education, Asia/Pacific, Biodiversity/Genetic Resources/Biotech, English, Health & IP, Human Rights, Patents/Designs/Trade Secrets, Regional Policy, Traditional and Indigenous Knowledge, WTO/TRIPS

L’Inde envisage de délivrer des licences obligatoires pour l’exportation de médicaments

25/02/2008 by Catherine Saez, Intellectual Property Watch Leave a Comment

Par Tatum Anderson pour Intellectual Property Watch Lors d’une audience prévue la dernière semaine de février, le gouvernement indien va se pencher sur la question de savoir s’il doit permettre que les médicaments brevetés puissent être fabriqués et exportés sans le consentement des détenteurs de brevets. S’il décide de le faire, ce sera la première […]

Filed Under: Venues, Asia/Pacific, Biodiversity/Genetic Resources/Biotech, Enforcement, Français, Health & IP, Human Rights, Patents/Designs/Trade Secrets, Regional Policy, Technical Cooperation/ Technology Transfer, WTO/TRIPS

India analiza uso de licencias obligatorias para la exportación de medicamentos

25/02/2008 by Catherine Saez, Intellectual Property Watch Leave a Comment

Por Tatum Anderson para Intellectual Property Watch En audiencia programada para la última semana de febrero, el gobierno de la India considerará la posibilidad de conceder permiso para que los medicamentos patentados puedan ser fabricados y exportados sin el consentimiento de los titulares de las patentes. Si el gobierno acepta la solicitud, sería la primera […]

Filed Under: Venues, Asia/Pacific, Biodiversity/Genetic Resources/Biotech, Enforcement, Español, Health & IP, Human Rights, Patents/Designs/Trade Secrets, Regional Policy, Technical Cooperation/ Technology Transfer, WTO/TRIPS

India Considers Compulsory Licences For Exportation Of Drugs

20/02/2008 by Tatum Anderson for Intellectual Property Watch 1 Comment

By Tatum Anderson for Intellectual Property Watch The Indian government will consider whether it should grant permission for patented drugs to be manufactured and exported without the consent of the patent owners at a hearing scheduled for the last week of February. If the government agrees to the application, it would be the first time […]

Filed Under: Features, Venues, Asia/Pacific, Biodiversity/Genetic Resources/Biotech, Enforcement, English, Health & IP, Human Rights, Patents/Designs/Trade Secrets, Regional Policy, Technical Cooperation/ Technology Transfer, WTO/TRIPS

Qualcomm-Nokia Patent Lawsuits Advance

29/10/2007 by Tatum Anderson for Intellectual Property Watch Leave a Comment

By Tatum Anderson for Intellectual Property Watch
A German court has thrown out a case involving patents brought by Finnish phone manufacturer Nokia against US chipmaker Qualcomm. The case is one of several internationally between the two companies that could have an impact on telecommunications and information access.

Filed Under: Subscribers, Themes, English, IP Law

Le Kenya tente d’identifier les découvertes issues de sa recherche médicale susceptibles de faire l’objet de droits de propriété intellectuelle

23/10/2007 by Catherine Saez, Intellectual Property Watch Leave a Comment

Tatum Anderson, pour Intellectual Property Watch NAIROBI – Le Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI), l’un des instituts de recherche médicale les plus prestigieux du Kenya, a entamé un audit approfondi de ses découvertes afin d’identifier celles qui pourraient être protégées par des droits de propriété intellectuelle. Ce diagnostic est mené alors que le gouvernement kenyan […]

Filed Under: IP Policies, Venues, Africa, Français, Health & IP, Regional Policy, Traditional and Indigenous Knowledge

Kenya decide identificar derechos de PI en sus investigaciones médicas

23/10/2007 by Catherine Saez, Intellectual Property Watch Leave a Comment

Por Tatum Anderson para Intellectual Property Watch NAIROBI- Uno de los centros de investigación más prestigiosos del país, el Instituto de Investigación Médica de Kenya (KEMRI, por sus siglas en inglés Kenya Medical Research Institute), ha iniciado una amplia auditoría de propiedad intelectual para tratar de identificar qué descubrimientos deberían ser protegidos. La auditoría llega […]

Filed Under: IP Policies, Venues, Africa, Español, Health & IP, Patents/Designs/Trade Secrets, Regional Policy, Traditional and Indigenous Knowledge

Kenya Works To Identify IP Rights In Its Medical Research

19/10/2007 by Tatum Anderson for Intellectual Property Watch 2 Comments

By Tatum Anderson for Intellectual Property Watch NAIROBI – One of Kenya’s most prestigious research institutions, Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI), has begun an extensive intellectual property audit to try and identify any discoveries that should be protected. The audit comes as the government is finishing work on a new framework on traditional knowledge and […]

Filed Under: Features, Venues, Africa, Biodiversity/Genetic Resources/Biotech, English, Human Rights, Innovation/ R&D, Patents/Designs/Trade Secrets, Regional Policy, Technical Cooperation/ Technology Transfer, Traditional and Indigenous Knowledge

Rejected Novartis Cases Leave India’s TRIPS Compliance Unchallenged

07/08/2007 by Tatum Anderson for Intellectual Property Watch 1 Comment

By Tatum Anderson for Intellectual Property Watch As Indian lawyers for Swiss pharmaceutical firm Novartis comb through a High Court judgment published today, the question of whether the Indian patent law is compliant with a World Trade Organization treaty remains unanswered. The judgment, from the Indian High Court in Chennai, threw out two highly contentious […]

Filed Under: Features, Venues, Asia/Pacific, English, Health & IP, Human Rights, Patents/Designs/Trade Secrets, Regional Policy, WTO/TRIPS

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