Interview: Captain Wei-Hsu Chen of Taiwan IP Police, Taipei company

February 13 2015

In an interview with Managing IP, captain Wei-Hsu Chen (pictured) of the Taiwan IP Police discusses one of the few law enforcement bodies dedicated solely to criminal IP matters in the region, how the brigade has adapted to online counterfeiting and how a raid in Taiwan can lead to big results worldwide

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