Although generally recognized as a cross-cutting issue during the negotiations,¹ traditional knowledge associated with genetic resources has eventually been addressed in various, occasionally stand-alone, provisions in the Protocol.² Article 12 serves as an overarching and wide-reaching provision enshrining: a general clause concerning indigenous and local communities’ customary laws, that is applicable in the implementation of all other obligations under the Protocol;³ two broadly framed obligations for Parties to support understanding and fairness in abs transactions involving traditional knowledge;⁴ and a prohibition for Parties to restrict communities’ customary use and exchange of genetic resources and traditional knowledge that are in accordance
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Morgera, E., Tsioumani, E., & Buck, M. (2014). Article 12. Traditional Knowledge Associated with Genetic Resources. In Unraveling the Nagoya Protocol (pp. 216–228). Brill | Nijhoff. https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004217188_014
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