Reports on Patents & Biopiracy

Harvard Oncomouse (and all Mammals) Still Not Patentable in Canada
Basmati Rice Patent
The (Merchant) Prince and the (Punjabi) Paupers
US Patent on New Genetic Technology Will Prevent Farmers from Saving Seed
Companies Step Up Efforts to Sample Remote Populations
Alliances and Financial Stakes Grow in Human DNA Prospecting
Animal Patenting Accelerates in US
Bioethics Commission Report is "Dolly in Wolf's Clothing"
Recommendations will stimulate - not deter - commercialization of human cloning
Bolivian Farmers Demand Researchers Drop Patent on Andean Food Crop
Biotech Industry Sweet on African Plant Proteins
No Cure for Patents
Biotech Patents Distort and Discourage Innovation and Increase Costs for Dubious Drugs
Dolly Goes to Market
World Patents on Sheep Clones Include Humans
Colombian Indigenous People Negotiate to get Human Tissue Samples Back
IOCD's Biotic Exploration Fund
Development Programme or Corporate Proxy?
Dolly: Clone or Commodity?
RAFI Follows the Money
Legislation in US Congress Proposes to Privatize the US Patent and Trademark Office
Enclosures of the Mind: Intellectual Monopolies
A Resource Kit on Community Knowledge, Biodiversity, and Intellectual Property Rights

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