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The United States has issued compulsory licenses in situations far less dire than those of AIDS-ravaged poor nations.

Brazil already gets the lowest price of any middle-income country with a lower infection rate.In this section Hugo Chávez moves into banking Fading brands Gas and graft A conflict of goals ReprintsBrazil wants to join Thailand, which has issued compulsory licences, in paying the poor-country price.

Since most antiretroviral drugs are still under patent, the bulk of generics has been produced in countries that do not uphold international patents or have issued compulsory licenses on the ground that AIDS is a national emergency.

Thailand has issued many compulsory licenses to enable a state-financed company, the Government Pharmaceutical Organization, to make various patented medicines, including antiviral drugs used to treat AIDS.

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Human Rights Watch (HRW) has issued a statement excoriating a draft bill in the Rwandan Parliament that would govern individuals' reproductive health with compulsory AIDS tests and forced sterilization for subjects deemed to be mentally disabled.

Mr. Love said that if Brazil would have issued a compulsory license on Viracept, other developing countries with high numbers of people suffering from AIDS might have followed.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) confirmed on Friday that Obeid's sons Moses and Paul have been issued compulsory notices "to attend the ACCC offices, give evidence and produce documents in private examinations" in relation to a 2009 tender process for the coal licence.

Thailand and Brazil, for example, have both issued compulsory licenses to enable them to purchase generic versions of tenofovir, which is more affordable than the patented version [ 48].

Having failed in prolonged negotiations with patented drug manufacturers to obtain prices low enough to allow them to provide essential medicines to meet significant public health needs, Thailand and Brazil have recently issued compulsory licenses over HIV/AIDS medications in the face of strong opposition from the US Trade representative.

And Brazil and Thailand have been issuing compulsory licenses for AIDS drugs for years under multilateral agreements that allow such actions on public health grounds.