ASEAN Urged to Boost E-commerce Crackdown on Illicit Trade
A US-based anti-illicit trade group has urged the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to intensify its crackdown on cross-border illicit trade by adopting uniform rules that hold e-commerce platforms accountable for counterfeit and other illegal products sold online.
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