Vietnam cracks down on copyright infringement: Singer Quang Lap and others prosecuted
Vietnam's Ministry of Public Security has prosecuted singer Quang Lap and several business executives for copyright infringement. The crackdown follows Vietnam's designation as a 'Priority Foreign Country' by the U.S. for intellectual property violations, prompting the government to intensify enforcement efforts.
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