Knowledge Governance and Just AI – Cradle Report
This document was prepared by the Centre on Knowledge Governance (CKG) to summarise discussions on principles of Just AI and Knowledge Governance held in the Cradle of Humankind, South Africa, […]
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Comments on Proposed Amendments to India’s Designs Act, 2000
This document prepared by the Centre on Knowledge Governance provides comments on the Concept Note published by the government of India proposing a set of amendments to the Designs Act
Tracing a Century of Broadcasting Rights Debates: 1928–2025
This timeline provides a detailed view of the developments concerning broadcasting rights within international copyright law. It begins with the 1928 Rome Revision of the Berne Convention, which initially introduced
Copyright Limitations and Exceptions in the SCCR: A Timeline
The timeline presented below details the progression of discussions within the WIPO Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights (SCCR) regarding Limitations and Exceptions (L&Es) to copyright. This detailed chronology, spanning from 1996 to
Comparison of Proposed Texts on Limitations and Exceptions in SCCR 47
Two documents have been introduced in connection to the Limitations and Exceptions agenda item for SCCR 47 Previously we already had a third document Below are two tables. The first
Justifications for an Instrument on Copyright Limitations and Exceptions
The mandate for working on an international instrument on limitations and exceptions (L&Es) at the World Intellectual property Organization (WIPO) is rooted in the principle of maintaining a “balance between
Is the draft Broadcast Treaty consistent with the General Assembly mandate?
The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) recently published a new draft of the proposed Broadcasting Organizations Treaty as document SCCR/47/3 in preparation for the 47th meeting of the Standing Committee
The (Long) Road to the Broadcast Treaty: A Brief History
Lokesh Vyas; Luca Schirru; Sean Flynn Members of the research team from the Program of Information Justice and Intellectual Property (PIJIP)’ Geneva Center published a “Documentary History of the Broadcast
