DUSHANBE, July 11, Asia-Plus -- Tajikistan’s law enforcement authorities have resumed raids on shops selling CDs, DVDs and audio and video cassettes to confiscate unlicensed and illegal products. This time, the law enforcement agencies have targeted products of pornographic content banned by
Mr. Nuriddin Haidarov, the director of the Center for Protection of Consumers’ Rights, has told Asia-Plus that the Center’s employees jointly with officers from the tax police, antimonopoly commission and the city’s culture department will inspect the shops in
“An exact number of products confiscated during the raid that was launched in Monday is not yet known, and the final result will be stated on completion of the raid,” the Asia-Plus interlocutor said.
Besides, according to Haidarov, the piracy product, which is banned for selling in the
We will recalled that analogous raids made by the tax police in Dushanbe recently resulted in confiscation of more than 48,000 CDs and DVDs of doubtful quality and closure of some 100 shops engaged in sale of that product. A month later, all these shops resumed their activity, continuing selling low-quality goods.
Mr. Haidarov has noted that that happened because
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