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Items 9.3 9.3(2) and 9.6
Universal Copyright Convention
[with Protocols 1, 2 and 31, Geneva 1952
Universal Copyright Convention as revised (with Protocols 1 and 2), Paris 1971
The
1952 Universal
and
Copyright Convention revised, ("the Convention") provide for the
Of
rights of authors and other copyright
scientific in literary,
artistic works.
Protocols, as protection proprietors
the
and
The texts of
Paris on 24 July 1971 are at Annex A.
the Convention and Protocols, as revised at
2.
With some
The Convention provides for national treatment in protecting the published and unpublished works of nationals
of Contracting States. and domiciliaries exceptions, for example in the case of photographic works, protection must be for at least 25 years after the death of the author. With limitations, the Convention provides for
the exclusive
of right
the
author
reproductions, translations, public broadcasting (Articles II - V).
authorise
and
to
performances
3.
requires
published
:
law of any
domestic If the
compliance with formalities,
as satisfied
bearing copyright proprietor
will be
considered
with
works
the symbol ©
of the
in placed
and
such manner as
name
publication
notice of claim of copyright (Article III).
Contracting
State
to first
these requirements
respect accompanied by the
the year of first to give reasonable
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