+ Follow International Property Rights Tag
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[Title] => Philippines gains 3 notches in International Property Rights Index
[Summary] => The Philippines moved up to 67th place out of 129 economies in this year’s International Property Rights Index from 70th last year, amid improvements in two out of three components tracked by the report such as physical property rights and intellectual property rights.
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[Title] => Nasakmit nga “ladies accessories” way papeles
[Summary] => Gikonpirmar sa Bureau of Customs (BOC) nga walay papeles ang mga nasakmit nga mga mahalong “ladies accessories” nga mikantidad og P100 milyones gikan sa usa ka tindahan sa dakbayan sa Lapulapu sa milabay’ng semana.
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[Title] => US places RP back on IPR violators watchlist
[Summary] => The US has placed the Philippines back on the list of the world’s worst violators of intellectual property rights (IPR) effective April 30, 2001 due to its failure to curb the rampant selling and use of fake computer software and audio and video products.
Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II lamented the US decision to include the country again in the priority list of International Property Rights violators.
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[Title] => US may put back RP on IPR priority watch list
[Summary] => Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas disclosed yesterday that the US is mulling the possibility of putting the Philipines back on the list of the world’s worst violators of intellectual property rights (IPR) due to its failure curb IPR violations.
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International Property Rights
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Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II lamented the US decision to include the country again in the priority list of International Property Rights violators.
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