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HIV: Switch to generic darunavir in Kyrgyzstan and save $53,000
Call to action NewsFirst published by the Partnership Network Association in Kyrgyzstan, read here in Russian. Analysis carried out by our campaign partner,...
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Indian Patent Office: Merck’s patent application for HIV drug, raltegravir, is “refused”
NewsA patent that Merck has been pursuing in India since 2007 has been refused by the Indian Patent Office. The...
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Petro: Providing the protection he didn’t have
InterviewWhen Petro was a teenager selling sex, HIV treatment didn’t exist, at least not as far as he was aware,...
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Russian patient organizations ask Gilead to disclaim patents for Truvada
Call to action NewsOn 3 September 2020, 25 patient organizations working within the HIV response in Russia published an open letter to Gilead...
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Breakthrough success as reformed patent law enters into force in Ukraine
News Press releaseUkraine’s reformed patent law provides a framework to prevent unlawful patents and monopolies on essential drugs, which have restricted access...
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Report: 10 years of community-monitoring of ARV procurement in Russia
News ResearchITPCru has released its latest report, providing a yearly analysis of community-monitoring of ARV procurement. The 2019 report marks 10...
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USA-Kenya Trade Agreement: No IP barriers to affordable medicines
Call to action News“Access to medicines is a fundamental element of the right to health” states our partner, the Kenya Legal and Ethical...
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CPTPP: Global civil society writes to Thai Prime Minister warning access to treatment is at risk
Call to action NewsCivil society groups and non-government organizations in Thailand have, since March 2020, been expressing their grave concerns over the adverse...
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CSO Open Letter to Thailand’s Prime Minister
Call to action NewsCSO Open Letter to Thailand’s Prime Minister and the Chairperson of the Special Committee on the Study of the CPTPP’s...
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Belarus: Civil society pushes for compulsory license as dolutegravir remains overpriced
Call to action NewsPositive Movement (PMPlus) in Belarus, one of our partner organizations, is an NGO representing people living with HIV, advocating for...
