China unveils draft regulations for handling foreign-related IP disputes

( August 6, 2024, 04:48 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: China is seeking public comment until Aug. 28 on a set of regulations for the handling of intellectual property disputes involving foreign elements. The regulations, drafted by the Ministry of Justice, are aimed at safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens and businesses and promoting a high-level of openness to the international community. According to the draft regulations, China’s IP regulatory authorities should offer strategic guidance and assistance to Chinese individuals and entities involved in foreign-related IP disputes. The Chinese government will also compile databases on foreign IP laws and regulations and promptly make them available to the public. The statement follows and the draft regulations are attached:...

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China unveils draft regulations for handling foreign-related IP disputes

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