Reuses other publishers' content, in Cameroon

Loi n°2010/012 du 21 décembre 2010, art. 6-7, 13-14, 24, 26-30, 32, 61(3) · Read the law's page

• This applies to any operator of an electronic-communications network or an information system that offers a service in Cameroon, directly or indirectly; Cameroon's law does not gate this duty by sector, size, or a government designation, so it reaches a network operator, an electronic-communications service provider, and an information-system operator alike, except that article 2 excludes the specific applications used in national defense and security.
• Take all technical and administrative measures necessary to guarantee the security of the services you offer.
• Adopt standardized systems that let you continuously identify, assess, treat, and manage the risks to your information systems' security.
• Have Cameroon's National Information and Communication Technologies Agency (ANTIC) approve the security mechanisms you put in place for this purpose.
• Submit your networks and information systems to ANTIC's mandatory security audit, conducted at least once a year or whenever circumstances require it.
• Evaluate and revise your security systems as technology evolves, and make the changes your security practices, measures, and techniques need.
• Inform your users of the dangers of using your network or service, the specific security risks it faces, and the technical means available to secure their communications.
• Do not obstruct, resist, or prevent ANTIC's security audit, and do not refuse to provide the information or documents it requires; doing so is a criminal offense.

Loi n°2000/011 du 19 décembre 2000, art. 29, 30, 31 · Read the law's page

• You may make analyses, press reviews and short quotations justified by the critical, pedagogical, scientific or informational character of a work published with the author's authorization, if you indicate the source and the author's name where it appears in the source.
• You may reproduce and make accessible to the public, for informational purposes and in short excerpts, literary or artistic works seen, heard or recorded in the course of a current event, by photography, broadcast or another means of public communication, on the occasion of reporting that event.
• If you are the press or a broadcaster, you may reproduce, in original or translation, political, social, economic or religious current-affairs articles, political speeches, speeches delivered in judicial proceedings, and sermons, conferences and addresses of the same nature, clearly indicating the source and the author's name.
• Do not rely on that press permission where the author or copyright owner has expressly reserved the right of exploitation.
• Do not assume these articles reach a systematic aggregator: no provision addresses hyperlinking, framing or inline display, and no reported case law applies them to an aggregator rather than a traditional press or broadcast outlet.