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The Intellectual Property Protection Law prohibits the registration of eight categories of signs as trademarks: signs that lack distinctiveness or violate public order or morals; official emblems, flags and symbols, or imitations of them; and religious symbols or signs resembling them. The ban also covers the symbols of the Red Cross and Red Crescent, images or logos of others used without their consent, claims to honors or distinctions to which the applicant is not entitled, and misleading geographical signs or indications, or those containing false information or fictitious or forged trade names. The law defines a trademark as a sign that distinguishes one good or service from another, provided it can be perceived visually.
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