G. Biopiracy and appropriation of traditional knowledge

• New Report Points to Widespread Biopiracy in Africa (24 Mar 060
  by Chee Yoke Heong
• Greenpeace heads global campaign against 'biopiracy' (J.Pina) 25 June 2001
• Biopiracy in Zimbabwe, patenting by Swiss university denounced (C.Raghavan) 26 April 2001
• 'Basmati' patent win not final, say food security experts (R.Devraj) 8 Oct 2000
• Rampant biopiracy of South's biodiversity (S.Singh)
• US not sure what's biopiracy (C.Raghavan)
  See also: India's paper on 'Protection of Biodiversity and Traditional Knowledge'
• Philippines government clamps down on biopirates (C.Raghavan)
• Neem patent revoked by European Patent Office (C.Raghavan)
• Groups take legal action to end US 'biopiracy' (D.Knight)
• Indigenous community bans TNC researchers (S. Singh)
• Indigenous people criticize WIPO approach (M. Khor/TWN)
• Traditional knowledge under commercial blanket (S. Singh)
• Biosafety, Patents and Biopiracy (Institute for Science in Society)
• The turmeric patent is just the first step in stopping biopiracy (V. Shiva)
• A worldwide fight against biopiracy and patents on life (M. Khor/TWN)
• The neem tree - a case history of biopiracy (V. Shiva)