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Freedom to Utilize Genetic Resources? The Nagoya Protocol Two Years Later
Issued: November 30 2016
In December, the Parties to the Nagoya Protocol will meet in Mexico for their second biennial meeting to further implement the agreement. Bruce Manheim examines where the Protocol is headed next.
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