IP lawyers suspended from OAPI in Madrid Protocol row
The African Intellectual Property Organization (OAPI) has suspended several of its members following their opposition to the way in which the organisation joined the Madrid Protocol.
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19 May 2015 The African Intellectual Property Organization has re-affirmed its stance that its accession to the Madrid Protocol was legal, despite criticism from an opposition group of lawyers.