File:African Leadership on Copyright Reform and The Right to Research.webm
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African Leadership on Copyright Reform, interviews from the Right to Research in Africa Conference 2023
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English: Senior copyright officials from Nigeria and Uganda reflect on the importance of balanced copyright to the continent. Why does Africa need exceptions and limitations to copyright? Do we need a "Right to Research" in the law. Hear from: John Asein Director General at the Nigerian Copyright Commission Mercy K. Kainobwisho Registrar General at Uganda Registration Services Bureau |
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| Author | Kyla Jade 1990 |
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