Commons:Waluta/Afryka

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Ta strona zawiera przegląd praw autorskich dotyczących walut w różnych krajach lub terytoriach Afryki. Poszczególne zasady dla każdej waluty zostały skopiowane ze strony poszczególnego terytorium. Zestawienie to zawiera też strony, dla których nie zdefiniowano żadnych zasad dla walut ("Brak dostępnych informacji").

Państwa Afryki

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COM:CUR Algeria

Algieria

 Nie OK for the currency issued by the current Bank of Algeria. According to the Algerian 2003 copyright act,

  • State works, legally made available for public use in non-profit generating purposes, may be freely used subject to maintaining the work wellbeing and highlighting its source. State works, within the context of this article, shall mean works produced and published by various state institutions, local groups and public establishments of administrative nature.[Law of 2003, Art.9]

The non-commercial restriction that makes both coins or banknotes incompatible with Commons licensing policy. This does not apply to the banknotes and coins issued by the Banque de l'Algérie, the banking authority during French rule (until 1958), because it was not an official body of the current Algerian state. Copyright status of this currency is currently undetermined.

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COM:CUR Angola

Angola

 Nie OK No exception for currency in the Angolan copyright law.

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COM:CUR Benin

Benin

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COM:CUR Botswana

Botswana

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COM:CUR Burkina Faso

Burkina Faso

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COM:CUR Burundi

Burundi

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COM:CUR Chad

Czad

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 Nie OK The country joined the Berne Convention in 1963. The World Intellectual Property Organisation does not list any copyright-related laws prior to 1986. Ordinance-Law No. 86-033 of April 5, 1986 on the Protection of Copyright and Neighboring Rights states:

  • Official acts of the authority shall not give rise to any copyright. Any other literary, artistic, or scientific publications produced by the authorities shall generate copyright for the authorities.[86-033/1986 Article 7]

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COM:CUR Djibouti

Dżibuti

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COM:CUR Egypt

Egipt

  According to Law No. 82 of 2002 on the Protection of Intellectual Property Rights: "[Copyright protection] shall not cover the following: Official documents, whatever their source or target language, such as laws, regulations, resolutions and decisions, international conventions, court decisions, award of arbitrators and decisions of administrative committees having judicial competence."[82/2002 Article 141]

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COM:CUR Eritrea

Erytrea

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COM:CUR Eswatini

Eswatini

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COM:CUR Ethiopia

Etiopia

 Nie OK. Ethiopia's copyright law excepts "any official text of a legislative, administrative or of legal nature, as well as official translations thereof".[410/2004 Article 5(b)] The term "official text" does not seem to include banknotes. Note that, as of May 2016, Ethiopia is not a party to the Berne Convention, so Ethiopian banknotes are not protected by US copyright law. However, Commons' policy is that works must be free in both the US and the source country.

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COM:CUR Gabon

Gabon

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Gambia

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COM:CUR Ghana

Ghana

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Gwinea

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Gwinea Bissau

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COM:CUR Cameroon

Kamerun

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COM:CUR Kenya

Kenia

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COM:CUR Comoros

Komory

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COM:CUR Republic of the Congo

Kongo

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COM:CUR Lesotho

Lesotho

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COM:CUR Liberia

Liberia

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Libia

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COM:CUR Madagascar

Madagaskar

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COM:CUR Malawi

Malawi

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Mali

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COM:CUR Morocco

Maroko

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COM:CUR Mauritania

Mauretania

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COM:CUR Mauritius

Mauritius

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COM:CUR Mozambique

Mozambik

 Nie OK. Under Law No. 4/2001 of 27 February 2001 there are no exceptions to copyright protection for works which were already in the public domain. Banknotes are not within the exceptions to copyright. There is a copyright exception for "official texts of a legislative, administrative or judicial nature, or to official translations thereof".[4/2001 Article 5a] Because the exception uses "text", banknotes do not seem to be within the exception.

Copyright protection for collective works, such as banknotes, lasts 70 years under Mozambique law and also under US law, since Mozambique is a party to the Berne Convention. Since that is long before Mozambique gained independence, all Mozambique banknotes are copyrighted. For banknotes that circulated before independence, Portuguese law applies.

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COM:CUR Namibia

Namibia

 Nie OK

The Bank of Namibia's Policy on the reproduction of images of the Namibian currency defines the relevant law, which is based on the Bank of Namibia Act, 1997.[1] "This policy ensures that entities other than the Bank reproduce images of the Namibian currency only under specific approved circumstances and that any reproduction of images is done in such a manner that prevents an imitation leading to public confusion or counterfeits".[BoN 1997 2.6] The Bank’s written permission for the reproduction of banknote and coin images must be obtained before the image is reproduced.[BoN 1997 4.0] Images on Wikimedia Commons must be freely usable, so this restriction means images of Namibian currency are not accceptable.

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COM:CUR Niger

Niger

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COM:CUR Nigeria

Nigeria

 Nie OK. There is no copyright exemption for government works. (discussion)

 Nie OK: Copyright of the designs of South African banknotes and coins is owned by the South African Reserve Bank. Their document "Policy on the reproduction of images of South African Currency" sets out the policy of the bank in respect to the reproduction of South African coins and banknotes. In short, only news media can produce such images and then only because of time constraints in obtaining formal permission. Under the Copyright Act of 1978, such copyright lasts for 50 years.

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COM:CUR Rwanda

Rwanda

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COM:CUR Senegal

Senegal

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COM:CUR Seychelles

Seszele

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COM:CUR Sierra Leone

Sierra Leone

 Nie OK: Government works are copyrighted.[8/2011 Section 8]

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COM:CUR Somalia

Somalia

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COM:CUR Sudan

Sudan

  •  : Banknote designs before 18 December 1996
  •  Nie OK: Banknote designs on or after 18 December 1996

Sudan's first copyright law entered into force on 18 December 1996 and did not extend protection to works already in the public domain. Banknotes issued before this date are therefore in the public domain in Sudan. Because these banknotes were in the public domain in Sudan before it joined the Berne Convention (28 December 2000), they are also in the public domain in the United States and may be uploaded to Commons.

The status of banknote designs released after 18 December 1996 is unclear. Under Sudanese copyright law, "official documents" are in the public domain, but banknotes may not fall under the definition of "official documents". If that definition does not include banknotes, then banknotes will be protected for 50 years after the death of the last contributing author.

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COM:CUR Tanzania

Tanzania

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COM:CUR Togo

Togo

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COM:CUR Tunisia

Tunezja

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COM:CUR Uganda

Uganda

 Nie OK. Bank of Uganda owns the copyright in its banknotes and coins. Under section 120(373) of the Penal Code, it is a criminal offence for any person to reproduce banknotes or coins to any degree without the prior consent in writing of the Bank of Uganda.

 Unsure West African CFA franc used in Ivory Coast has close ties to France. French Cour de Cassation ruled in 2002 that franc is not covered by Copyright Law[2], but it is not known if it also applies to West African CFA franc.

See also: COM:CUR France

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COM:CUR Zambia

Zambia

 Nie OK Banknotes and coins are not exempted from copyright, and are assumed to be treated normally as works produced by government employees. According to the Copyright and Performance Rights Act 1994, the copyright on works made by government employees is held by the government, and the expiration of the protection is 50 years after the first publication of the work.[1994-2010 Section 12(2)]

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COM:CUR Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe

Legal tender:  Nie OK According to section 50 of the Copyright Act Chapter 26:1 of Zimbabwe the copyright of banknotes and coins are vested in the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe and subsists from the date on which such bank notes or coin are issued as legal tender until such bank notes or coin are demonetized.

  Bank notes and coins that have been demonetized.

Ograniczone uznanie

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COM:CUR Ambazonia

Ambazonia

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COM:CUR Azawad

Azawad

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Puntland

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Somaliland

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Inne terytoria

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COM:CUR Bir Tawil

Bir Tawil

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COM:CUR Ceuta

Ceuta

Dodatkowe informacje: Commons:Copyright rules by territory/Spain/pl#CUR

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COM:CUR Madeira

Madera

Dodatkowe informacje: Commons:Copyright rules by territory/Portugal/pl#CUR

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COM:CUR Mayotte

Majotta

Dodatkowe informacje: Commons:Prawa autorskie według krajów/Francja#CUR

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COM:CUR Melilla

Melilla

Dodatkowe informacje: Commons:Copyright rules by territory/Spain/pl#CUR

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COM:CUR Réunion

Reunion

Dodatkowe informacje: Commons:Prawa autorskie według krajów/Francja#CUR

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Dodatkowe informacje: Commons:Copyright rules by territory/Spain/pl#CUR

Dodatkowe informacje: Commons:Prawa autorskie według krajów/Francja#CUR

partly located in Africa

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