Raise your voice with retraction watch.

They live in a country that does not respect the copyright. The publisher can’t do anything

What a shame. Shady's suggestion seems applicable and you can sue them at least in research world with introducing them as a thief.

I agree with Ali.

Maybe, copyright is not practical in their country, but morality is worldwide.

Raise your voice with retraction watch.

You should probably check if that country is a member at WIPO or not .

if it is,then it's just as easy as contacting local offices and ''with adequate evidence'' sue the guy.

that might help.

http://www.wipo.int/members/en/

The full process is clearly documented in the  IEEE Publication Services and Products Board Operations Manual 2018, Section 8.2 ( 8.2.4 Allegations of Misconduct ) given in below link.

https://www.ieee.org/content/dam/ieee-org/ieee/web/org/pubs/pspb/opsmanual.pdf

Wow! I've seen the cover of that translated book in social media! However, I didn't know it was without your permission! I really shocked! Shame on them!

I think, you may contact with their affiliated institutions.

By the way, I always follow your works and learn too much!