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AFRO AMERICAN BOOKS 89; protection
that
have
altered
the
scope
of
access
to
technology
by
developing
countries
the
trips
requirement
that
new
plant
varieties
must
be
protected
either
by
patent
or
an
effective
sui
generis
system
makes
it
hard
to
divorce
international
patentability
from
the
protection
of
plant
breeders
rights
this
difficulty
invites
a
consideration
of
how
plant
breeders
rights
should
be
recognized
and
protected
internationally
it
also
solicits
an
analysis
of
the
question
of
ownership
of
plant
genetic
resources
the
proposition
advanced
in
this
study
is
that
while
the
upov
convention
inaugurates
principles
and
standards
that
condone
the
uncompensated
extraction
of
plant
genetic
resources
from
kenya
to
developed
countries
the
trips
agreement
accords
foreign
enterprises
preferential
patent
protection
in
kenya
this
thesis
concludes
by
making
an
equitable
case
for
the
commodification
of
plant
genetic
resources
and
proposes
the
conferral
of
ensuing
proprietary
rights
upon
groups
and
communities
a
finding
is
made
that
the
principles
and
standards
inaugurated
by
the
upov
convention
and
the
trips
agreement
represent
a
strong
emphasis
on
private
rights
and
a
weak
recognition
of
the
social
obligations
of
patentees
and
holders
of
plant
breeders
rights
the
principles
also
depict
a
limited
role
for
public
interest
and
institute
a
non
viable
public
domain
in
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