Reuses other publishers' content, in Suriname

Wet Auteursrecht 1913 (G.B. 1913 no. 15), as amended S.B. 2015 no. 83, arts. 15, 15bis, 15ter (press reproduction and quotation) · Read the law's page

• You may reproduce, as a newspaper or magazine, articles, reports or other items (other than novels and short stories) that appeared in another newspaper or magazine without the maker's permission, if you clearly name the source publication, and the author where the source names one, unless copyright has been expressly reserved (art. 15).
• You may still reprint articles concerning political disputes, and news reports and miscellaneous items, even where a publisher claims a reservation of copyright: no such reservation can be made for them (art. 15).
• You may use short quotations from articles that appeared in a newspaper or magazine, including in the form of press reviews, if you clearly name the source newspaper or magazine, and the author if the source names one (art. 15bis).
• You may further publish or reproduce a work already made public by or on behalf of the public authority, unless copyright was expressly reserved, either generally by regulation or in a specific case (art. 15ter).
• The reprinting permission reaches foreign newspapers and magazines only for news reports, miscellaneous items, or current articles on economics, politics or religion (art. 15).