Trademark Law: ECJ Strengthens Ikea Against Right-Wing Party From Belgium
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On Tuesday, the European justice system imposed a setback on the Belgian party Vlaams Belang (Flemish far right), in its dispute with the global furniture giant Ikea, who had accused him of using his brand to promote an anti-immigration plan. ...
The radical right-wing party Vlaams Bessange used Ikea as an abbreviation for its immigration-critical program "Immigratie Kan Echt Anders" (immigration actually goes differently). The European Court of Justice now judges in the sense of the Swedish furniture company, which had taken legal action against it.
What does "Ikea" stand for? An extremely right-wing party from Belgium uses the abbreviation for an immigration-critical program and also refers to the furniture house in graphics. The dispute goes to court.
Reformatorisch Dagblad
welingelichtekringen.nlThe fact that the Belgian far-right party Vlaams Belang used the IKEA name and logos to present an asylum plan could be damaging to the IKEA brand. The Court of Justice of the European Union concluded this in a ruling on Tuesday.
Zeit Online
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Aftonbladet
Belgian far-right Vlaams Belang campaigned against immigration using an “Ikea plan.” Not okay, says EU court.
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