Statement of support for African position on TRIPS

by GRAIN | 26 Aug 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)

Whose agenda? The corporate takeover of corn in SE Asia

by Biothai, GRAIN, MASIPAG and PAN Indonesia | 25 Aug 1999

Saskatchewan farmer battles Monsanto

by GRAIN | 20 Aug 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)

US sees no TRIPs negotiations at Seattle

by GRAIN | 14 Aug 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)

Africa Group position on TRIPS

by GRAIN | 10 Aug 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)

Venezuela position on TRIPS

by GRAIN | 10 Aug 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)

EPO moves to use EU directive on life patenting

by GRAIN | 6 Aug 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)

Biopiracy and 'prior art'

by GRAIN | 4 Aug 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)

Beyond UPOV

by GRAIN | 30 Jul 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)

Beyond UPOV

by GRAIN | 25 Jul 1999

Reconciling TRIPS with CBD

by GRAIN | 23 Jul 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)

UNDP on IPR & innovation

by GRAIN | 16 Jul 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)

Costa Rica's Biodiverity Law: sharing the process

by GRAIN | 9 Jul 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)

TWAS wants ban on ag life patenting

by GRAIN | 3 Jul 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)

UPOV ON THE WAR PATH

by GRAIN | 25 Jun 1999 Seedling - June 1999

Southern governments are being led to believe that they have to join the Union for the Protection of Plant Varieties in order to meet their TRIPs obligations, when there are many other options open.

Southern governments are being led to believe that they have to join the Union for the Protection of Plant Varieties in order to meet their TRIPs obligations, when there are many other options open.