Reuses other publishers' content, in Eritrea

Civil Code of the State of Eritrea (2015), Title IV, Chapter 1, arts. 1157-1174 (Copyright) · Read the law's page

• You may reproduce in the press, printed or broadcast, articles of topical interest published in newspapers and reviews unless the reproduction was expressly reserved, and you must always state the source clearly (art. 1168).
• You may freely reproduce daily news articles on current events that are mere press information, and include a work in a short recording, showing or announcement of it in a photographic, film, radio or television report of current affairs (art. 1168).
• The press may freely reproduce speeches delivered in political assemblies, public meetings or official ceremonies for fifteen days after they were made (art. 1169).
• You may make analyses and press reviews of a work without the author's permission (art. 1171).
• You may quote from a lawfully communicated work, including newspaper and periodical articles in the form of press reviews, where the quotation conforms to what social custom reasonably accepts and the number and length of the passages are justified by its purpose; the text sets no fixed length or headline cap (art. 1172).
• You may freely reproduce official legislative, administrative or judicial texts, which are excluded from copyright protection (art. 1161).