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Based on Piracy in Malaysia: Fighting through Education and Enforcement! In my point of view, the raids operation and crackdowns on pirated software was a good move. This also includes of the seized and destroyed of pirated CDs, DVDs and other relevant materials. However I felt that there’s so much more we can do in curbing this menace by following some countries development and their enforcements. The likes are such as the United Kingdom on how they stop and curb the illegal downloader. UK government is working on a new law to have this illegal downloader's internet connection to be cut off.

Under the new proposed new law, action will be taken against the users who use their account to access pirated material by the internet services provider. There are estimated around 6 million people are downloading files illegally in UK. These illegal downloading of music and movies are costing the industry to lose million of pounds in revenue every year.

Among the contents of the new proposed law are ISP who failed to enforce the rules could be prosecuted and details of customers suspected in illegal downloading can be made available to the courts. Thus, a hefty fine should be imposed on the wrong doers to teach others as well to stay away from illegal downloads, software and others piracy possible materials.