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The Handbook compiles ASEAN, European and International legislation and guidelines on border control and IP enforcement for ASEAN Customs and will serve as a tool for Customs officials to better tackle counterfeiting and piracy at ASEAN countries’ borders. A CD-Rom version of the Handbook will be available soon at the national IP offices across ASEAN.
The electronic version can be downloaded here:
Front cover, Authors, Table of contents
Chapter 1 Purpose of Handbook
Chapter 2 Impacts of Counterfeiting and piracy
Chapter 3 TRIPs provisions on border enforcement
Chapter 4 Explanation and annotations of TRIPs border enforcement provisions
Chapter 5 New customs strategies in Europe, ASEAN and other parts of the world
Chapter 6 Best Practices of World Customs Organisation in relation to border enforcement
Chapter 7 Technologies, techniques and mechanisms (targeting and selection) in border
enforcement
Chapter 8 Border enforcement legislation in EU and ASEAN
Annex 1 ASEAN Framework Agreement on Intellectual Property Cooperation, 15 December 1995
Annex 2 ASEAN Intellectual Property Rights Action Plan 2004-2010
Annex 3 World Customs Organisaion, Model Provisions for National legislation to implement fair
and effective measures consistent with the TRIPs Agreement
Annex 4 Industry Groups concerned with counterfeiting and piracy
Annex 5 WCO Standard Application Form
Annex 6 DG TAXUD Standardised Framework for Risk Management in the Customs
Administrations of the EU
Annex 7 EU Regulation on Customs (Council Regulation (EC) No 1383/2003)
Annex 8 ASEAN Legislation on Customs
Brunei Darussalam: Border Enforcement Measures
Cambodian Law on Customs
Indonesian Law on Customs
Lao Law on Customs
Malaysian Law on Customs
Philippines Law on Customs
Singapore: Border Enforcement Measures
Thai Law on Customs
Vietnamese Law on Customs
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