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EU: European Commission: Commission Staff Working Document - Report on the protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights in third countries

06 July 2015

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"The principal objective of the survey is to identify those third countries in which the state of IPR protection and enforcement gives rise to the greatest level of concern, and thereby to enable the Commission to focus its activities and resources aiming at the improvement of IPR protection worldwide by establishing an updated list of so-called "priority countries"

See the full text: Commission Staff Working Document - Report on the protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights in third countries (SWD 132-15, pdf)

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