Duty LXD-2038
Reuses other publishers' content, in the Maldives
Copyright and Related Rights Act, quotation and informational-purpose exceptionssince 3 lines
Copyright and Related Rights Act (Law No. 23/2010), ss. 10, 12(b)(3), 14, 17 · Read the law's page
- Do not reproduce more than a short part of a published work as a quotation unless the reproduction is compatible with fair practice and does not exceed what the purpose justifies, and, where the work shows the author's name, state the author's name, the source and the manner of publication.
- Limit any copy made under section 29-4 to one made by a person permitted to use the work, solely for a study not for commercial advantage, to make a computational analysis of the data recorded in it, and do not rely on the quotation exception, the informational-purpose exception, or the personal-use reproduction exception to reproduce a full copyrighted work, or the whole or a substantial part of a database, to train a model.
- Reproducing a newspaper or periodical article on current economic, social or religious topics, or a short excerpt of a work for reporting a current event, is permitted without authorization only with the author identified and the source disclosed as far as possible, and only where the author or copyright owner has not stated in advance that it may not be used without permission.
Copyright and Related Rights Act, quotation and current-events reproduction exceptionssince 3 lines
Copyright and Related Rights Act (Law No. 23/2010), ss. 14, 17 · Read the law's page
- You may reuse a small amount of a published work as a quotation, without the permission of the author or copyright owner, fairly and to no greater extent than the activity requires, and where the work shows the author's name you must state the author's name, the source and the manner of publication (s. 14).
- You may reproduce, broadcast or otherwise communicate to the public a newspaper or periodical article on current economic, social or religious topics, with the author identified and the source disclosed as far as possible, unless the author or copyright owner has stated in advance that it may not be used without permission (s. 17(a)).
- You may reproduce short excerpts of a work to report a current event, with the author identified and the source disclosed as far as possible (s. 17(c)).