4th Annual National Conference on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
20th – 21st September 2017
Topic: Devolution and Service Delivery
Theme: Local Government and Service Delivery in Uganda: Achievements, Challenges and the Way Forward.

The purpose of this letter is to express our concerns over the unjust manner in which discussions for grant of an extension for enforcement of Intellectual Property are being handled by the TRIPS Council Chair and the developed countries which entail the EU delegation to WTO, the US delegates to the TRIPS council, representatives of Canada, Switzerland, Australia, New Zealand and Japan.

A guide for adolescent girls and young women together with their supporting organizations in addressing Sexual and Gender Based Organizations.

In recognition of the special needs and requirements of LDCs, in particular their need for flexibility to develop a viable technological base and to overcome constraints, the TRIPS Agreement (Article 66.1) allows LDCs to seek an extension of the transition period.

CEHURD Moot Competition 2018