القانون الاتفاقي الدولي للحقوق المجاورة لهيئات الإذاعة

Abstract EN

The international convention on rights related to copyright of broadcasting organizations means those provisions established under international conventions on the rights of audio or audio-visual broadcasting organizations, not as the owner of copyright, but as the owner of a right related to copyright when they communicate intellectual works not prepared by them to the public.

In this regard, the Rome Convention is the most important legal text that protected the rights of broadcasting organizations when broadcasting quotas and literary and artistic materials.

Rather, it played, for a long period of time, the role of the legal guide for internal legislation and with the aim of preserving the economic interests of broadcasting organizations that direct their programs to the Other broadcasts by satellites An international agreement was concluded in Brussels for the protection of program-carrying signals by satellites, as well as the Annex included by the World Trade Organization for the protection of intellectual property rights, including the rights of broadcasting organizations, audio or audiovisual, this annex known as the Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of intellectual property rights or on behalf of the TRIPS Agreement