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Poor Assembly Protests Thailand-EU Trade Deal in Phuket

The Assembly of the Poor protested in Phuket against proposed UPOV 1991 plant protection rules that could be included in Thailand's free trade deal with the European Union.

1d ago The Phuket News

PHUKET: The Assembly of the Poor has staged a protest in Phuket against the possible inclusion of rules under the International Convention for the Protection of New Varieties of Plants, known as UPOV 1991, in the Thailand-European Union Free Trade Agreement.

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