Opposing intellectual property

Private enterprise has moved into human genetics and biotechnology in a way not seen before in any area of science. Research which would once have been regarded as basic, not-for-profit science - a public good in all the senses of the word - is now conducted by big pharmaceutical companies or by biotechnology start-ups, which patent the research results. What would once have been given freely to the entire scientific community has become private intellectual property.

1. Violating human rights

1. Ensuring access to copyright protected works
2. Avoiding limitations of copyright

1. Exchanging information

1. Protecting intellectual property

1. Improving information systems on intellectual property

1. Vulnerability of intellectual property

1. Denial

1. Against Intellectual Property