Pressure on to keep crop seeds patent-free

Tinashe Madava

Review of African Political Economy, 2001, vol. 28, issue 88, 287-288

Abstract: In order to safeguard world food security, concerned organisations are calling on their leaders to keep open access for all seeds around the world's most important crops unrestricted by patent and intellectual property rights.

Date: 2001
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