biopiracy उदाहरण वाक्य

Greenpeace accused Monsanto of " biopiracy " _ taking genetic materials without providing a fair return to the people they are taken from.
Even so, Callejas said, he and his graduate students had been accused of biopiracy and booted from one village while on a collecting trip.
Science has not served us well, " said Debra Harry, a Northern Paiute and coordinator of the Indigenous People's Coalition Against Biopiracy.
In addition, there was one hall dedicated to the medicinal plants of the Amazon, another to the medicinal plants of the Andes and one on Biopiracy.
India has claimed biopiracy in a current case involving a patent granted to a U . S . company for rice similar to India's famous Basmati grain.

In many countries, the fight against what is called biopiracy has proved politically popular, linking the interests of conservative nationalists, indigenous tribes and anti-globalization groups.
A council of 11 groups of Chiapas healers and midwives complained the project was " biopiracy, " saying big pharmaceutical companies were interested only in financial reward.
Biopiracy is generally characterized as the act of patenting biological materials _ either plants, animals or genes _ that have traditionally been used by indigenous peoples, without their permission.
In the area of intellectual property rights and biodiversity, Shiva and her team at the Research Foundation for Science, Technology and Ecology challenged the biopiracy of Neem, Basmati and Wheat.
Critics of this practice, such as Greenpeace, claim these practices contribute to inequality between developing countries rich in biodiversity, and developed countries hosting companies that engage in'biopiracy '.