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: Intellectual Property WatchLack Of Transparency In EU-India FTA Talks Spurs Requests For Halt
By Intellectual Property Watch
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European and Indian business not only have privileged access to information on the planned EU-India free trade agreement, they even set the agenda for this negotiation from the start. That is the conclusion of a study by the Corporate Europe Observatory (CEO) and India FDI Watch published this week in Brussels and Delhi. Both organisations intend to appeal directly to the European Commission and the Indian government to stop negotiations as long as there is no access to negotiating positions and documents for all affected parties.
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Full post as published by Intellectual Property Watch on September 03, 2010 (boomark / email).
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