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Democratic backsliding and restrictive laws will pose challenges to nonprofits operations and the safety of their beneficiaries. We see restrictions playing out in Paraguay and the United States. Mounting Pressures Our sector will face increasing political and societal pressures. In Uganda and Myanmar. Hungary and Iran.
law that made it legal for us to scan just a bout any book without needing to get permissions first. Brazil, Ecuador and Paraguay joined together to propose that WIPO consider this treaty. Bookshare pretty much has been made possible by the Chafee Amendment, a copyright exception provision in U.S.
copyright exemption for serving the print disabled is commonly called the Chafee Amendment: Section 121 of copyright law. copyright law. The hot topic was the proposal made by Brazil, Ecuador and Paraguay, for a global treaty (a treaty for which I was part of the expert drafting team). The Chafee Amendment The U.S.
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