National Intellectual Property Rights Coordination Center
RECENT NEWS
2018/12/03 17:40:00 UTC
Over a million websites seized in global operation
WASHINGTON – More than 1 million copyright-infringing website domain names selling counterfeit automotive parts, electrical components, personal care items and other fake goods were criminally and civilly seized in the past year through the combined efforts of law-enforcement agencies across the world, high-profile industry representatives and anti-counterfeiting associations.
2018/10/30 10:35:00 UTC
ICE HSI teams with London police to fight counterfeiting
IPR Center Director Alex Khu and CoLP Commissioner Ian Dyson pledged to combine resources to tackle the illegal importation and distribution of counterfeit goods that threaten the health and safety of consumers, wreak havoc on local and national economies, and fund criminal organizations involved in various illicit activities.
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- National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC)
- Office of Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator (IPEC)
- Law-Enforcement Online (For Law-Enforcement Only)
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- STOPfakes.gov
- 2017 Intellectual Property Rights Seizure Statistics
- 2018 Annual Intellectual Property Report to Congress
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