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China solved 6,700 IPR infringement cases in 5 years
www.chinanews.cn 2006-04-04 14:07:53
Chinanews, Apr.4 - China's Ministry of Public Security revealed today
that China's pubic security authorities solved a large number of
intellectual property rights (IPR) infringement cases which involved 3.5
billion Yuan (US$437.5 million) from 2000 to 2005.
According to the ministry's statistics, China's public security organs
uncovered over 6,700 IPR infringement cases involving 3.5 billion Yuan
from 2000 to 2005, arrested more than 9,300 suspects and smashed a batch
of transnational, trans-regional criminal networks.
At the same time, according to regulations in China's Criminal Law, a
large number of cases gave punishment based on the crime of illegal
business operation and the crime of sale of counterfeit and inferior
products.
The Ministry of Public Security said that China is strengthening
international cooperation on law enforcement and joining hand with
overseas institution and relevant international organizations in
information exchange, case investigation, judicial assistance and other
aspects. China has successfully carried out some joint law enforcement
campaigns such as "Operation Spring" and "Transoceanic Action," pulling
down a batch of transnational criminal networks.
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