CAP commends Singapore High court for latest order to block 20 illegal streaming sites


SINGAPORE, April 17 (Bernama): The Asia Video Industry Association’s Coalition Against Piracy (CAP) has commended the Singapore High Court for its latest Order to block another 20 illegal streaming sites and associated domains responsible for the distribution of illegally streamed content in Singapore.

According to CAP, the Order is the latest in an ongoing campaign by its members, BBC Studios, LaLiga, the Premier League, and TVB International, that has seen the blocking of almost 300 pirate sites in the last few years.

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