Australia should defend neighbours in Trans Pacific Partnership negotiations

                                                                     Pacific Partnership negotiations

Australia is taking a strong stance to protect its health and medicines policies during negotiations for the new regional trade agreement, the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP). This negotiating position will nevertheless undermine health in developing countries unless we take an equally strong position to support and protect our neighbours.

Countries party to the TPP currently include Australia, Brunei, Chile, Malaysia, Peru, New Zealand, Singapore, the United States and Vietnam. Japan, Mexico and Canada are also engaged in discussions with a view to joining. Talks for the 11th round of negotiations concluded in Melbourne on 9 March, and there’s pressure to conclude the agreement as soon as possible.

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