Brussels, 27/06/2011 (Agence Europe) - India confirmed last week at the UN summit on AIDS that the bilateral free-trade agreement it is negotiating with the EU will not include a data exclusivity clause. Since negotiations opened in 2007, India has refused to go beyond its WTO commitments in that part of the agreement which relates to trade-related aspects of intellectual property rights (TRIPS). India, backed by the NGO Médecins sans frontiers (MSF), fears that exclusivity might block the...