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IP rules exemption for world's poorest "countries falls short"

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The World Trade Organization has granted the world's poorest countries a five-year stay of execution for applying WTO TRIPS Agreement intellectual property rules to pharmaceuticals. But the WTO's "half-hearted compromise" on a plea from least-developed countries to exempt them altogether is unsatisfactory because the exemption is still time bound, says Médecins Sans Frontières.

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