Not only does not negotiating about compulsory licenses have an adverse impact on businesses, but not negotiating about labor conditions and employment conditions in those countries have an adverse impact on our workers.
Melvin Watt: “Not only does not negotiating about compulsory licenses have an adverse impact on businesses, but not negotiating about…”
On the recordJune 26, 2012
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Watt emphasizes the importance of including labor conditions in trade discussions.
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