A Historic WIPO Treaty Involving Indigenous Rights: Its Impact on the Future of IP Rights [CLE eligible]

A Historic WIPO Treaty Involving Indigenous Rights: Its Impact on the Future of IP Rights [CLE eligible]

Recorded On: 05/20/2025

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Pre-recorded from INTA's 2025 Annual Meeting

The WIPO Treaty on Intellectual Property, Genetic Resources, and Traditional Knowledge was ratified in May 2024. Our panel will explore the Treaty’s implications for the future of intellectual property rights; provide an overview of Indigenous Rights, Traditional Knowledge, and Traditional Cultural Expressions; and share relevant background on the 25 years of negotiations that resulted in the Treaty’s adoption. The panel will also explore issues relating to the adoption of the Treaty, developments in connection with WIPO’s Intergovernmental Committee meetings, and how ratification of the Treaty may shift the global dialogue and national treatment of Indigenous Rights and Indigenous Peoples, including how key regions have already responded.

Moderator:

Michael Pampalone, Founder & Principal, Dahan Pampalone LLC (USA)

Speakers:

Isabella Estabile, Partner, Marinello Advogados (Brazil)
Edwina Lewis, A/g General Manager, Policy and Stakeholders Group, IP Australia (Australia)
Wend Wendland, Director, Traditional Knowledge Division, WIPO (Switzerland)

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A Historic WIPO Treaty Involving Indigenous Rights: Its Impact on the Future of IP Rights
Recorded 05/20/2025  |  60 minutes
Recorded 05/20/2025  |  60 minutes Expert panelists explore the implications of the WIPO Treaty, sharing relevant background on negotiations as well as how the Treaty's ratification stands to shift global dialogue on the treatment of Indigenous Rights and Indigenous Peoples.
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