The Universal Copyright Convention, revised in Paris on July 24, 1971, aims to protect the rights of authors in literary, scientific, and artistic works in the contracting states. The states emphasize the importance of this protection to promote culture, arts, and sciences. The states commit to taking necessary measures to protect the rights of authors, including written, musical, and theatrical works, and ensure the protection of published works of nationals of any contracting state in other st...
Universal Copyright Convention as revised on 24 July 1971