Egypt’s public performance rights debate pits creators’ entitlements against industry stability
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At the heart of Egypt’s cultural landscape, a growing controversy is unfolding; one that extends far beyond contracts and professional negotiations to the very core of the relationship between creativity and commercial exploitation. Public performance rights (PPR), enshrined in Egypt’s Intellectual Property Rights Protection Law No. 82 of 2002 for more than two decades, have once again moved to the forefront following action by the Senate and artistic unions’ announcement that
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