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Copyright and Related Issues: CAB returned to Parliament
This Libguide is a useful guide on international, regional and South African copyright and related issues.
Copyright
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Model Copyright Laws
Copyright Terms & Extension
Copyright and photographs (guidelines)
Orphan Works
Copyright and Contract Law
Copyright and 3D Printing
Text and data mining & copyright
Applying for Copyright (for Wits only)
Copyright and the Database Debate
Copyright and Disability Issues
IP Treaties
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WIPO
Beijing Treaty on Audiovisual Performances
Marrakesh Treaty June 2013
Current Proposals for Treaties at WIPO (2013)
Berne 3-Step Test
TRIPS
Limitations & Exceptions
IP Policies
Publisher Copyright Policies
Author's Rights
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Wits Addendum to Publication Agreement
Author's Rights/Copyright Ownership
Who Owns Copyright?
When Does an Employer Own Copyright?
State Ownership (Section 21(2) of the SA Copyright Act)
Artist's Resale Rights
Public Lending Rights
Copyright & Indexers
Public Domain
Int'l Copyright Laws/Changes
IP Organisations/Lawyers
SA Copyright Law
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Works Eligible for Copyright Protection in South Africa
Copyright Term of Protection
Copyright Infringement - Penalties
Papers/articles on SA Copyright Law
Copyright Guidelines for SA Schools
SA Proposed Amendments
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CAB returned to Parliament
Copyright Amendment Bill (final version approved by NCoP on 28.3.2019)
Opinion on CAB and the Constitution 13.10.2019
Commonly Asked Questions on the Copyright Amendment Bill (Updated 2020)
Constitutionality of the Bill
USTR GSP trade threats re: Bill
Genesis and Process of Copyright Amendment Bill
Breaking the Impasse: Copyright Amendment Bill Seminar Wits 2.12.2019
Exceptions & Limitations for Educational and Library Sectors in Bill
Copyright Amendment Bill (Ver. 3 & 4, 2018)
Copyright Amendment Bill Draft No. 2, 2018
Copyright Amendment Bill 2017
Copyright Amendment Bill 2015
DTI Impact Studies/Commissions/Reviews
Performers' Protection Amendment Bill 2016
Extension of copyright term not in interest of developing countries
Fundamental rights, and global copyright legislative best practice for access to knowledge in South Africa
Copyright Amendment Bill 13D-2017-passed by the National Assembly 1 Sep 2022
Fair Use/Dealing
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Important cases for access to information
Fair Use - Best Practice Guidelines for various stakeholders
CMO's
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DRMs/TPMs
Reports/Projects,etc.
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IFLA & EIFL Copyright Resources
SA and African Copyright Resources/Research
Wits Library
Articles
Various resources
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IP & Social Media
OA
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CC Licences
CAB returned to Parliament by President
Letter from President to Parliament
President Cyril Ramaphosa refers Copyright and Performers’ Protection Amendment Bills to Parliament
President's letter to Speaker 16 June 2020
Analysis of Woods and Myburgh Comments on CAB
PC on Trade & Industry’s report on 11 May 2021 on Remitted Bills
PC on Trade & Industry’s report on 5 May 2021
Audio recording of PC on Trade and Industry's discussions on 12 May 2021
Report of PC on Trade and Industry’s meeting on 14 May 2021
PC on Trade and Industry’s meeting on 14 May 2021 (Youtube)
Parliamentary legal advisor's presentation to PC- 5 May 2021
Academic opinions on the Copyright Amendment Bill
CAB Academic opinion 10 May 2021
Public and stakeholder perceptions and concerns on current copyright and performers legislation and proposed amendments
TRIPS Waiver Statement
Civil Society statement on copyright and proposed TRIPS waiver
Parliamentary Meeting on 18 August 2020
DTI Background Document for meeting 18.8.2020
Audio recording of Meeting on 18.8.2020
DTI Media Statement
Meeting report on 18.8.2020
Parliamentary Meeting - 25 August 2020
Audio Recording 25.8.2020
DTI Background Presentation 25.8.2020
Parliamentary Legal Advisor: Section 79(1) referral of Performers’ Protection- and Copyright Amendment Bills 25.8.2020
Copyright & Performers’ Protection Amendment Bills: briefing & deliberations on the President’s procedural reservations - 25.8.2020
Parliamentary Meeting - 26 August 2020
Audio recording - 26.8.2020
Meeting report - 26.8.2020
Parliamentary Legal Advisor: Section 79(1) referral of Performers’ Protection- and Copyright Amendment Bills
Audio - DSAC Briefing 4 September 2020
Audio recording - 4 Sept 2020
Presentation - DSAC Briefing
Webinar presentations on the CAB issues - 4 December 2020
Ms Teresa Hackett (EIFL)
Copyright vs Access to Knowledge: Global Equity and Inclusion at risk?
Prof Jonathan Klaaren (Wits Law School/WISER)
The Copyright Amendment Bill in 2020: Diversions, Debates, and the Cost of Delay
Articles & Letters raising concern about exceptions being sent back to Parliament 2020
On a Knife's Edge? South Africa's New Copyright Law
AFLIA's letter to Parliament
Committee of HE Libraries of South Africa (CHELSA)'s letter
EIFL'S Letter to Parliament 2020
IFLA's letter to Parliament 2020
International Council for Archives (ICA) submission
LIASA's letter of concern to Parliament (2020)
Section 27 letter to PC on Trade & Industry and others
Transcript of email from D. Nicholson to Parliament 2020
Openness is a Human Rights Issue: Copyright Amendment Bill and Access to Educational Materials in South Africa (S. Samtani)
We Stand Together! Hands Off Our Livelihoods! Fair Copyright Now (BlindSA and others)
We Stand Together! Hands Off Our Livelihoods! Fair Copyright Now
CAB webinars, public hearings and submissions during 2021
Public hearings and written submissions
Written submissions to Parliament on the Copyright Amendment Bill
Online public hearings on the Copyright Amendment Bill- 11 August 2021
Online public hearings on the Copyright Amendment Bill- 12 August 2021
Webinars
Wits Mandela Institute Webinar- 20 May 2021
Academy of Science of SA Webinar- 29 June 2021
Presentations
Recording
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