Germany opposes EPO decision

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

Urgent request from Indigenous Peoples' Caucus in Seattle

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

PVP and UPOV in Costa Rica

by GRAIN | 29 Nov 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)

Nicaragua vs UPOV: appeal for support

by GRAIN | 25 Nov 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)

Ayahuasca patent cancelled

by GRAIN | 5 Nov 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)

Indigenous raise debate in Geneva

by GRAIN | 5 Nov 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)

Protecting TK in Peru: considerations of the draft law

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

Peru proposes regime to protect traditional knowledge

by GRAIN | 29 Oct 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)

N/S divide splits TRIPS Council

by GRAIN | 28 Oct 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)

Plant variety protection to feed Africa? Rhetoric versus reality

by GRAIN | 25 Oct 1999

Biotech patents, markets & morality

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

Philippine gov't urged to review bio-patenting at WTO

by GRAIN | 7 Oct 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)

Patenting life? A primer on the TRIPs review

by | 25 Sep 1999

BRAZIL'S TRANSGENIC-FREE ZONE

by GRAIN | 25 Sep 1999 Seedling - September 1999

The Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul is intent on becoming a transgenic-free zone. As a leading producer of soybeans for the global market, making such a move presents both problems and opportunities.

The Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul is intent on becoming a transgenic-free zone. As a leading producer of soybeans for the global market, making such a move presents both problems and opportunities.

Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly rejects bio-patenting

by GRAIN | 24 Sep 1999 BIO-IPR (1997-2009)