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Advocacy group seeks passage of anti-piracy bills to curb scams
By Arlie O. Calalo
May 15, 2024 9:23 am

THE government must expedite the passage of anti-online piracy bills to catch 'high-tech' thieves and stop economic losses due to piracy, an advocacy network said on Wednesday.

The CitizenWatch Philippines said that the country's 27-year-old Intellectual Property Code is no longer effective hence the need to pass the anti-online piracy bills without delay.

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