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International patents law and public health: revisiting the TRIPS compulsory licensing regime and the Doha Paragraph 6 System

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posted on 2023-05-18, 15:30 authored by Owoeye, OA
The article presents a critique of the Doha Paragraph 6 System and challenges its effectualness as a real panacea to the global access to medicines conundrum.The article posits that without the ability to manufacture pharmaceuticals locally, the TRIPS compulsory licensing regime in the long term offers no significant advantage to the world’s most vulnerable populations.

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Publication title

European Intellectual Property Review

Volume

37

Issue

12

Pagination

782-795

ISSN

0142-0461

Department/School

Faculty of Law

Publisher

Sweet and Maxwell Ltd

Place of publication

United Kingdom

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Copyright 2015 Sweet & Maxwell and its Contributors

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