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Combating Counterfeiting: WCO & IPR - Challenges and Actions

Combating Counterfeiting: WCO & IPR - Challenges and Actions

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Mr. Reality says: 13 Oct 2011 16:45

Yes, how can we stop the BANKS from continually counterfeiting er... uh... I mean 'printing' more Fiat Currency?

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About this Event

01 Oct 2010 @ 12:45

Please Note: The keynote speech for this event is off the record. However, the PowerPoint presentation is available for download below.

About the Speaker:

Motoyuki Okura is the Chief IPR expert of the Counterfeiting & Piracy Group of the World Customs Organisation.

About the Speech:

In his address to the Institute, Motoyuki Okura discussed the combating of counterfeiting and piracy, illicit goods and counterfeit products such as pharmaceutical products and medication. He focused in particular on the challenges facing the World Customs Organisation and member Customs administrations and how they intend to combat IP infringement.

This event is part of the Justice Group's ongoing research programme on Justice and Home Affairs Policy

 

Theme: Justice & Law 

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