If one were to walk along the well-known streets of Kuala Lumpur frequented by tourists, or patronise certain popular shopping complexes, odds are one will find counterfeit merchandise, such as watches, music CDs, digital video discs and T-shirts for sale. This brazen public display of knock-off products will give the common man the impression that Malaysia does not have a strong regime to protect intellectual property (IP). But is that the reality?
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