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October 25, 2016

Happy Life Interviews Wiramrudee Mokkhavesa on Counterfeiting in Thailand

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Channel 3’s variety program, Happy Life, recently visited the Tilleke & Gibbins Museum of Counterfeit Goods to film the museum and interview Wiramrudee Mokkhavesa, an attorney-at-law in the firm’s intellectual property department, on issues surrounding Thailand’s counterfeiting situation.

During the interview, Wiramrudee delved into the history of Tilleke & Gibbins’ museum, and she discussed a number of counterfeiting matters in Thailand. Wiramrudee also discussed the Thai government’s ongoing efforts to tackle these issues.

Happy Life  will feature Tilleke & Gibbins’ Museum of Counterfeit Goods and Wiramrudee in a televised broadcast on November 26 at 8.15 a.m. on Channel 3.

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