IP Watch reports that three Kenyan AIDS patients have launched a constitutional challenge against that country's anti-counterfeiting legislation on the grounds that it may deny them access to generic medicines.
Kenyan AIDS Patients Challenge Anti-Counterfeiting Law
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Here we go again…
…and the worst part is that the complaint is probably a legitimate one.