Dear Bram,
thank you very much for that interesting report.
I added a comment in regards to the farmers privilege and compulsory licenses in Austrian Patent Law in case you want to add another example.
And maybe Teresa or Christoph know the content of the Portuguese patent law in regards to breeder's exemption, farmers privilege and compulsory licenses.
Best,
Johanna
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From: Npos_2018 [mailto:npos_2018-bounces@testbiotech.de] On Behalf Of Bram de Jonge Sent: Thursday, October 22, 2020 9:06 AM To: npos_2018@testbiotech.de Subject: [Npos_2018] South Centre draft study on European patent laws
Dear all,
As you may recall, Oxfam commissioned a study on European patent law by the South Centre. We have now received the first draft of this study and would like to invite you to have a look and send us your comments and impressions. We aim to review and consolidate our comments in the first week - latest the second week - of November. Our aim is to have the report published (by South Centre) before the end of this year and to use it for triggering discussions at WIPO and within South Centre's country members that have adopted an EU style patent law.
Many thanks and kind regards,
Bram
Bram de Jonge | Seed Policy Advisor
Sowing Diversity=Harvesting Security (SD=HS) Program
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