Rethinking the role of intellectual property policy in the HIV response in the East Africa Community
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Provisions of the Draft Regional Intellectual Property Policy and Protocol on TRIPS Flexibilities
and Public Health should be used to improve the anti-counterfeiting legislations being
developed by the East African Community (EAC) and its member states. This will, among other
things, contribute to region’s response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic by promoting and guaranteeing
expanded supply and access to safe and efficacious generic antiretroviral medicines