MARRAKESH TREATYMarrakesh Treaty • February 20th, 2018
RECALLING the principles of non-discrimination, equal opportunity, accessibility and full and effective participation and inclusion in society, proclaimed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities,
ContractMarrakesh Treaty • March 15th, 2018
Marrakesh Treaty to Facilitate Access to Published Works for Persons Who are Blind, Visually Impaired, or Otherwise Print Disabled & Marrakesh Treaty Implementation Act of 2018
The Marrakesh Treaty – Helping to end the global book famineMarrakesh Treaty • September 27th, 2016
ContractMarrakesh Treaty • January 13th, 2015
The Marrakesh Treaty to Facilitate Access to Published Works for Persons Who Are Blind, Visually Impaired, or Otherwise Print Disabled (“Marrakesh Treaty”)i
Russia and the Marrakesh TreatyMarrakesh Treaty • February 6th, 2012
• According to Ministry of Labor and Social Development there are about 240,000 blind and visually impaired people (It does not take into account other cases of diseases or injuries, accompanied by partial or complete loss of vision) (https://rosmintrud.ru/social/invalid-defence/250)
Marrakesh Treaty – cross-border exchange of formatsMarrakesh Treaty • March 23rd, 2018
BackgroundMarrakesh Treaty • April 3rd, 2015
Most African Countries do not have these exceptions and the few that do like Nigeria limit this to braille. They do not have provisions in relation to other accessible formats such as large prints, audio books and electronic formats
Engellilerin Yayimlanmiş Eserlere Erişiminin Kolaylaştirilmasina Dair Marakeş Anlaşmasi ve Olasi EtkileriMarrakesh Treaty • June 13th, 2014
Copyright aims to reward authors for their creativity and promote science, culture and the arts. In fact, the copyright systems all over the world seek to create a balance between the interests of right holders and the needs of the public. The exceptions and limitations on the exploitation of the copyrighted works serve for this purpose. The principles of non-discrimination, equal oppurtunity and access, full and effective participation of disabled in society were set out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Although there were exceptions and limitations both in various inter- national copyright treaties and in national laws to facilitate access of disabled, they could not offer a remedy to end the “book famine” of visually impaired people so far. The Diplomatic Conference to adopt a Treaty on Limitations and Exceptions for Visually Impaired Persons and Persons with Print Disabilities was held in June
MARRAKESH TREATY AS A POSSIBILITY OF ETHICAL AND LEGAL CARE OF THE OTHER FROM EMMANUEL LEVINASMarrakesh Treaty • December 11th, 2021
Visually impaired people, and people with difficulties in reading printed texts, started to have an important milestone with the Marrakesh Treaty so that they have access to books, in an appropriate format. The Treaty incorporated as a Constitutional Amendment makes copyright more flexible and promotes a series of guidelines for implementing the Treaty, making some points more flexible for each regulatory State. And it is precisely on the regulation that Brazil will adopt that there are several market interests for the purpose of the Treaty and that this research will seek to analyze. Thus, the research problem that raises research is: which extrajudicial power plays that concern, in the first instance, the implementation of the Marrakesh Treaty? Through the hypothetical-deductive method, using legal and philosophical bibliographic research. The research contributions, based on the theoretical axis of Emmanuel Levinas, point out that the ethics of alterity seeks to make everyone respon
