Through the generosity and permission of the General Administration of Customs (“GAC”), I have uploaded the DVD on Chinese Customs IPR remedies that GAC released at the time of the Beijing Olympics. The movie “stars” Jackie Chan, and has a cameo appearance with a true veteran of IPR enforcement, GAC’s Director-General Li Qunying.
I use the video in my classes to ask the question: what are the three remedies or procedures that Jackie Chan is pursuing in this video that are not required by the TRIPS Agreement provisions on border measures?
Mark Allen Cohen (柯恒} is a Distinguished Senior Fellow, Director and Lecturer of the Asia IP Project at the Berkeley Center for Law and Technology at the University of California, Berkeley. In total, he has nearly 40 years of private sector, public sector, etc., in-house and academic experience on IPR issues in China, including numerous publications and awards.This is his private blog.
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