Tag: ALECA
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Call for Talents: Transform the Fight against HIV with ADP-MENA (Activists Development Program in MENA Region)
Context: The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region continues to face major public health challenges related to HIV/AIDS. Key populations, including young people, men who have sex with men, sex workers, and injecting drug users, face significant barriers to accessing prevention and treatment services. These obstacles are exacerbated by stigma, discrimination, and a lack…
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ITPC-MENA Releases New Study: ‘Data Exclusivity under Moroccan Law’ – Implications for Access to Medicines
ITPC-MENA is pleased to announce the publication of its latest study, titled “Data Exclusivity under Moroccan Law: Implications for Access to Generic Medicines.” This comprehensive report examines the impact of Morocco’s data exclusivity provisions, introduced as part of the US-Morocco Free Trade Agreement (FTA), on the accessibility of affordable generic medicines. The study provides a detailed…
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policy brief: EU-Tunisia Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement (DCFTA)
Publish by : Forum Tunisien pour les droits économiques et sociaux (FTDES) – CNCD-11.11.11 – International Treatment Preparedness Coalition (ITPC) MENA – Euromedrights – Transnational Institute (TNI) A deep and comprehensive free trade agreement (DCFTA) is currently being negotiated between Tunisia and the European Union (EU). It aims to increase trade between Tunisia and the…
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Morocco: Creation of a collective for t the right to health in the framework of the negotiations of the EU ALECA
At a time when the Kingdom of Morocco and the European Union are preparing to resume negotiations on the “comprehensive and thorough free trade agreement” (FTAA), Moroccan civil society unites to bell Alarm about ALECA’s danger of access to generics in our country. A collective for the preservation of the right to health in Morocco in…
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Building Capacity on Intellectual Property, Free Trade Agreement and Access to Medicines Workshop
ATL MST – ITPC MENA WORKSHOP TUNISIA 16, 17 & 18 NOVEMBER 2015 One of the most pressing issues in the 21st century is the lack of availability of essential medicines to poor patients in underdeveloped and developing countries. The problem is attributed to the existing Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) regimes, which were not aligned…