A new report exposing rampant biopiracy in Africa was released at the UN CBD meeting in Granada in Jan 2006. Chee Yoke Heong highlights some of the findings of this report which made a strong impact on the participants. […]
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r February 24, 2006 Europe Rejects Genetically Engineered Drug By ANDREW POLLACK There is a strong need to accord to indigenous peoples full and effective participation within the CBD process. What is needed, argues Jennifer Tauli Corpuz, is the opening up of more dialogue between indigenous peoples and the countries of the South. […] Although the CBD Working Group meeting in Granada reaffirmed the UN moratorium on the controversial Terminator Technology, other new recommendations adopted at the meeting may serve to open the door to its later approval. […] As governments gathered for the UN CBD Working Group meeting in Granada in Jan 2006, indigenous peoples, farmers’ groups and NGOs renewed their calls for an international ban on ‘Terminator Technology’. […] The latest round of UN talks held in Granada, Jan 2006 on an international agreement on access and benefit-sharing reflected the all-too-familiar tensions and conflicts between the developed and developing countries. […] A UN meeting held in Jan 2006 was an opportune occasion to revisit the difficult issues that states, indigenuous and local communities need to grapple with as they come to grips with the interplay of biodiversity and IPRs. […] This is a report on the health situation of Bt cotton growing farmers in Madhya Pradesh, India following complaints of allergenic reactions among farmers growing GM cotton. […] r ANALYSIS OF THE MOP 3 ARTICLE 18.2(a) DECISION The 3rd Meeting of the Parties (MOP 3) to the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety (under the Convention on Biological Diversity), […] This is an analysis on key decisions taken at the 3rd meeting of the Parties of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety which met from 13-17 March in Curitiba, Brazil. […] |
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