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• Ranchi 29-30 November 2007
  12th December 2007

• New Delhi 17-18 July 2007
  31st July 2007

• New Delhi 26-27 July 2007
  31st July 2007

• London 28-29 June 2007
  9th July 2007

• CIVIL SOCIETY ENGAGEMENT IN THE GM TRADE DEBATE: A DEVELOPING COUNTRY PERSPECTIVE
  7th March 2007

• Civil society and disputes in the World Trade Organisation:Lessons from the EC – Biotech Dispute
  7th March 2007

• WTO'S EC-BIOTECH RULING AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
  7th March 2007

• CAN GM AND NON – GM CROPS BE SEGREGATED IN INDIA – IS COEXISTENCE POSSIBLE?
  7th March 2007

• A Short History of GM Labelling
  7th March 2007

• The GMO dispute at the WTO: claims of a US victory are misplaced!
  3rd January 2006

• Briefing 25: The GM Dispute at the WTO: Forcing GM Foods on Europe?
  1st December 2003

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  The USA, Canada and Argentina are challenging Europe over its moratorium on commercial GM food and crop approvals at the World Trade Organisation (WTO). The outcome of the case will not only have impacts on Europe, but also on whether other countries can regulate GM crops and foods as they see fit. This briefing reviews the WTO and the rules under which it operates with particular reference to the GM case.

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