Nanning Intellectual Property Protection Center has teamed up with the Intellectual Property Crime Investigation Detachment of the Nanning Public Security Bureau to introduce a new dedicated online consultation section for criminal matters on the center's official WeChat account. This initiative aims to streamline the channels for IP-related criminal consultations, tip-offs, reports, and rapid rights enforcement, pushing collaborative IP protection services toward a more legalized and citizen-friendly upgrade.
The newly launched criminal consultation section specifically tackles the challenges individuals and businesses face when reporting or inquiring about IP crimes. It integrates practical functions such as case consultation, lead reporting, and business Q&A, effectively removing the limitations of time and location associated with offline services. Dedicated IP crime investigation officers monitor the platform, promptly reviewing reports of suspected criminal activity and offering precise, professional answers on issues like criminal case filing jurisdiction and procedural workflows.
Simultaneously, public security organs can transfer leads that do not constitute criminal offenses to relevant administrative law enforcement departments, facilitating a two-way flow between administrative and criminal processes. This platform further opens up communication channels between administrative and criminal authorities, enabling IP rights enforcement and criminal consultations to be handled conveniently, promptly, and accurately via mobile devices. It not only assists businesses and the public in efficiently safeguarding their rights and precisely avoiding infringement risks but also broadens the sources of leads for police departments in pinpointing and rigorously combating IP crime.
Looking ahead, the Nanning Intellectual Property Protection Center plans to deepen its coordination with public security agencies, continuously refine the online collaborative services, and improve the full-process working mechanism covering lead acceptance, verification, transfer, and feedback. By strengthening the integration of administrative and criminal enforcement, the center seeks to achieve seamless alignment between rapid rights protection and precise criminal crackdowns, optimize the business environment through effective IP protection, and establish a solid legal safeguard for the city's technological innovation and industrial upgrading.