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Socijalna ekologija : časopis za ekološku misao i sociologijska istraživanja okoline, 2000 openaire +1 more source
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Bio-piracy indicates unauthorized use of bio-resources of a country either by the individuals or institutions or companies of other countries. The countries with enormous bio-resources, like India, become the victims of biopiracy. The paper highlights different issues relating to biopiracy in the context of food security of India.
Anindya Bhukta, Sebak Kumar Jana
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Bio-piracy indicates unauthorized use of bio-resources of a country either by the individuals or institutions or companies of other countries. The countries with enormous bio-resources, like India, become the victims of biopiracy. The paper highlights different issues relating to biopiracy in the context of food security of India.
Anindya Bhukta, Sebak Kumar Jana
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The Journal of World Intellectual Property, 2004
“We instruct the Council for Trips, in pursuing its work programme… to examine… the relationship between the TRIPS Agreement and the Convention on Biological Diversity, the protection of traditional knowledge and folklore and other relevant new developments… In undertaking this work, the TripsCouncil… shall take fully into account the development ...
Grant E. Isaac, William A. Kerr
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“We instruct the Council for Trips, in pursuing its work programme… to examine… the relationship between the TRIPS Agreement and the Convention on Biological Diversity, the protection of traditional knowledge and folklore and other relevant new developments… In undertaking this work, the TripsCouncil… shall take fully into account the development ...
Grant E. Isaac, William A. Kerr
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The identification of biopiracy in patents
World Patent Information, 2016Abstract Evidence on biopiracy of traditional knowledge and biodiversity is scarce. A method for generating evidence from patents was applied to a set of endemic plants used in Mexican Traditional Medicine. First the method identified a sample of patents as a potential source of evidence. Then, relevant arguments obtained from patents and traditional
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Biopiracy (See Bioprospecting)
2021Bioprospecting has long been commonly carried out without any concern for benefit sharing with source countries and indigenous populations. From the perspective of developing countries and environmental NGOs it is a kind of theft in which resource extraction is unfair much as it had been in earlier times.
Henk ten Have +1 more
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Bioprospecting (See Biopiracy)
2021Bioprospecting is the systematic search for biological and genetic resources in plants, animals, and microorganisms in the wild. The basic idea is that such a search will potentially deliver genes and chemical products that will benefit humanity, especially by delivering pharmaceuticals. Many pharmaceutical companies today have grown into multinational
Henk ten Have +1 more
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Developing World Bioethics, 2006
ABSTRACTThis paper examines the concept of biopiracy, which initially emerged to challenge various aspects of the regime for intellectual property rights (IPR) in living organisms, as well as related aspects pertaining to the ownership and apportioning of benefits from ‘genetic resources’ derived from the world’s biodiversity.This paper proposes that ...
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ABSTRACTThis paper examines the concept of biopiracy, which initially emerged to challenge various aspects of the regime for intellectual property rights (IPR) in living organisms, as well as related aspects pertaining to the ownership and apportioning of benefits from ‘genetic resources’ derived from the world’s biodiversity.This paper proposes that ...
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