Public Knowledge and a Canadian law professor urged the U.S. Trade...
Public Knowledge and a Canadian law professor urged the U.S. Trade Representative to keep Canada off the list of countries deemed weak in intellectual property protection. Canadian laws are sometimes stronger than those in the U.S., they said in comments…
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to the USTR on the 2012 Special 301 Report. Canadian laws “provide effective enforcement mechanisms” and strong rights to all copyright owners, including U.S. copyright owners, PK said in a press release. Placing Canada on the “watch list” would only lead to undermining the legitimacy of the Special 301 process, PK said. PK filed the comments with Michael Geist of the University of Ottawa.