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There is a new policy framework on traditional medicine and medicinal plants in Kenya, and medicinal plants represent a sector with an established economic value, and related practices constitute part of a living culture among the Kenyan population. However, traditional health knowledge and healthcare is now facing significant threats. Given the lack of existing legal protection for the intellectual rights of traditional healers in Kenya,this study addressed the urgent need to develop a sui generis system for protecting the rights of communities over TK and related biological resources (BRs).

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