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Vietnam Intensifies Intellectual Property Enforcement with Criminal Prosecutions of Major Copyright Violators

Crackdown on unauthorized use of copyrighted content signals a new era for IP protection in Vietnam’s cultural industries

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Vietnamese authorities have launched a landmark crackdown targeting copyright infringement, prosecuting prominent companies and individuals for unauthorized use of protected content. This shift from administrative penalties to criminal prosecution marks a significant turning point in the country’s intellectual propert…
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