Coverage of the Cambodia's Copyrights Law
The law protects the following subject matters:
- All kinds of reading books or other literary, scientific, and educational documents;
- Lectures, speeches, sermons, oral or written pleadings and similar works; and
- Others
Some Chapters
Here are some do and don't:
Here are some do and don't:
- Privately reproducing a work in a single copy, by a natural person for their own personal purposes, with certain exceptions;
- Freely and privately representing a work to a close circle of people, such as family or friends;
- Arranging to preserve in a library the copy of a work for conservation or research;
- Using a work for educational purposes, but not for financial gain;
- Using analyses and short quotations justified by the critical, polemical, pedagogical, scientific or informative nature of that work, so long as the source and author are properly attributed;
- Disseminating speeches and addresses to the public, either entirely or in part, through press release or television broadcast;
- Reproducing graphic or plastic works situated in a public place, when this reproduction doesn’t constitute the principle subject for reproduction, so long as the source and author are properly attributed; and
- Others
Specials to Cambodia
- It's not illegal to share the copyrighted works with a small circle of family
- Speeches and addresses to the public, either in part or entirely, are not subject to copyrights when broadcasting through press release or television
Particulars in Education
- Copyrights work is entitled to be used for educational purposes unless they are not for profit
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