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A. Biosafety Protocol

• CONVENTION ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY
  7th COP to CBD, 9-20 Feb 2004, Kuala Lumpur
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  The 1st meeting of the parties (MOP) to the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety, 23-27 Feb 2004, Kuala Lumpur
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• Biosafety Clearing House: Safe, clear and friendly? (Beth Burrows & Lim Li Lin)
• Biosafety Protocol just beginning (Lim Li Lin & Lim Li Ching)
• The Cartagena Protocol on biosafety: Implications for research and development - A Third World perspective (G.S.Nijar)
• Developing a liability and redress regime under the Cartagena Protocol on biosafety (G.S.Nijar) [PDF, 210kb]
• Capacity-building in developing countries to facilitate the implementation of the Cartegena protocol on biosafety (Lim Li Lin)
• Reconciling Biosafety Protocol and WTO by interpretation? (C.Raghavan)
• 65 countries sign Biosafety Protocol (C.Oh)
  
• Biosafety talks end on mixed note (Lim Li Lin)
• Delayed, but better, Biosafety Protocol (Chee Yoke Ling)
• The core issues in the Biosafety Protocol: An analysis (Lim Li Lin)
• The way forward (Chee Yoke Ling)
• Biosafety negotiations - flashbacks
• The 'Cartagena/Vienna setting': Towards more transparent and democratic global negotiations (Chee Yoke Ling)
• The CaMV promoter story (M.W.Ho)
• The 'Golden Rice' - a big illusion?
• Farmers say 'No' to genetic engineering
• Trouble in the garden (P. Montague)
• Critics fear biotech treaty subordinated to trade (D.Knight)(1 Feb 00)
• Abdication of responsibility for biosafety in the name of free trade (Tewolde Egziabher)
• Biotech proposals for Seattle undermine biosafety (Martin Khor) ( 26 Oct 99 )
• Biosafety Protocol in danger of being pre-empted by narrow trade interests (Chee Yoke Ling)
• Precise precaution vs. sloppy science (Hartmut Meyer)
• Biosafety talks end in deadlock again (Lim Li Lin)
• Biosafety protocol talks to resume in September (G.S.Nijar)
• Outstanding issues of the Biosafety negotiations (T. Egziabher)
• Of power affirmed to men and of safety denied to life (T. Egziabher)
• US behind collapse of Cartagena biosafety talks (Chee Yoke Ling)
• EU - the South's unreliable ally at Cartagena (G. S. Nijar)
• The long, winding road to a Biosafety Protocol - a South African view (Mariam Mayet)
• The Cartagena Protocol - a battle over trade or biosafety? (Lavanya Rajamani)
• Elements of a Biosafety Protocol: The position of the South (G. S. Nijar)
• TWN Position Paper for the 6th and final Biosafety Protocol negotiations in Cartagena, Colombia, 14-19 February 1999.
• BIOSAFETY: Scientific Findings and Elements of a Protocol - Report of the Independent Expert Group of Scientific and Legal Experts on Biosafety
• An international Biosafety Protocol: The fight is still on (Chee Yoke Ling)
• FAO/WHO Report threatens strong biosafety protocol (Mae-Wan Ho/R. Steinbrecher)
• Briefing Papers Series on Biosafety
• Concerted moves to undermine a strong biosafety agreement (Chee Yoke Ling)
• The South finally secures a Biosafety Protocol  (G.S.Nijar)