‘Deeply Troubling’ – Pharma Industry's Verdict On EU Compulsory Licensing Plan
Executive Summary
The European Commission’s plans for an EU-wide compulsory licensing mechanism have drawn a wide range of responses, with some stakeholders wanting the whole idea dropped and others applauding it and calling for the mechanism to be used outside health emergency situations too.
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