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6 May 2021

Autor:
Aime Williams, Kiran Stacey, Hannah Kuchler and Donato Paolo Mancini, Financial Times

US backs plan to waive COVID-19 vaccine patents during the pandemic

The US has backed a temporary suspension of intellectual property rights for Covid-19 vaccines in a move likely to enrage the pharmaceutical industry, which strongly opposes the waiving of patents. Joe Biden’s top trade adviser Katherine Tai said that while the US administration “believes strongly” in IP protections, it would support a waiver of those rules for Covid-19 vaccines[...]

A measure to allow countries to temporarily override patent rights for pandemic-related medical products was proposed at the World Trade Organization by India and South Africa in October, and has since been backed by almost 60 countries.

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