Saudi Arabia breached TRIPS over beoutQ, WTO finds

17-06-2020

Rory O'Neill

Saudi Arabia breached TRIPS over beoutQ, WTO finds

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Saudi Arabia blocked Qatari broadcaster beIN Media from enforcing its IP and enabled pirate sports broadcasts, the World Trade Organization (WTO) has said.


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