New Delhi, Oct 1 (IANS) China is increasingly promoting its domestic intellectual property rights (IPR) but, at the same time, sidelining international law as its own companies infringe on patent rights of other countries, according to a new report. Critics have highlighted that China’s model is less about aligning with international standards and more about consolidating domestic control. By framing IPR as a “strategic resource with Chinese characteristics,” Beijing signals that global tr
New Delhi, Oct 1 (IANS) China is increasingly promoting its domestic intellectual property rights (IPR) but, at the same time, sidelining international law as its own companies infringe on patent rights of other countries, according to a new report. Critics have highlighted that China’s model is less about aligning with international standards and more about consolidating domestic control. By framing IPR as a “strategic resource with Chinese characteristics,” Beijing signals that global trThis article was originally published by Thehawk.
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