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The Compatibility of the Access to Essential Generic Medicines with Human Rights: An Analysis of the In-Transit Seizure of Essential Generic Medicines from India by the European Union (English shop)
Sanjeev Thavarajah (Author)Preview
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| ISBN-13 (Hard Copy) | 9783736979017 |
| ISBN-13 (eBook) | 9783736969018 |
| Language | English |
| Page Number | 412 |
| Lamination of Cover | matt |
| Edition | 1 |
| Publication Place | Göttingen |
| Publication Date | 2023-10-20 |
| General Categorization | Non-Fiction |
| Departments |
Law
Economics Social sciences Theoretical medicine Pharmacy |
| Keywords | generische Arzneimittel; In-Transit-Beschlagnahme; Urheberrecht ; Indien; Europäische Union; Recht auf Gesundheit; Evergreening; Zwangslizenzen; GATT; Patent- und Markenamt der Vereinigten Staaten; TRIPS; Bayer Corporation; Traditionelles Wissen; Freihandelsabkommen; Protektionismus; SARS-CoV-2; United States Patent Act; Biopiraterie; Welthandelsorganisation; WIPO; Brexit; Multilateralismus; Covid-19-Pandemie; Internationale Menschenrechte; EU Verordnung 1383/2003; Pharmazeutika; HIV/AIDS; Gomutra, Corona-Virus; Weltgesundheitsorganisation; Anti-Krebs-Therapie; Losartan; Herstellungsfiktion; Doha-Erklärung; antimikrobielle Resistenz; antiretrovirale Medikamente; Lex Specialis ; Berufungsgremium der Welthandelsorganisation; Normenkonflikt; Parallelimporte |
Description
The Covid-19 pandemic has sensitised the global community on the
importance of the access to essential medicines. The nations of the world have engaged in a fierce battle over the lifesaving Covid-19 vaccines, in which developed nations have come out successfully. The access to essential medicines has long been promoted by the United Nations (UN) and other international human rights organisations. In this context, India seems to have done its bit and has emerged as the pharmacy of the developing world and further has been providing the global poor with the advantage of access to essential as well as generic drugs.
