1. Cases of use of published works where permission or payment of royalties and/or remunerations is not required include:
a/ Duplication of works by authors for scientific research or teaching purpose;
b/ Reasonable recitation of works without misrepresenting the authors’ views for commentary or illustrative purpose;
c/ Recitation of works without misrepresenting the authors’ views in articles published in newspapers or periodicals, in radio or television broadcasts, or documentaries;
d/ Recitation of works in schools for lecturing purpose without misrepresenting the authors’ views and not for commercial purpose;
e/ Reprographic reproduction of works by libraries for archival and research purpose;
f/ Performance of dramatic works or other performing-art works in mass cultural, communication or mobilization activities without collecting any charges in any form;
g/ Audiovisual recording of performances for purpose of reporting current events or for teaching purpose;
h/ Photographing or televising of plastic art, architectural, photographic, applied-art works displayed at public places for purpose of presenting images of such works;
i/ Transcription of works into Braille or characters of other languages for the blind;
j/ Importation of copies of others’ works for personal use
2. Organizations and individuals that use works defined above must neither affect the normal utilization of such works nor cause prejudice to rights of the authors and/or copyright holders; and must indicate the authors’ names, and sources and origins of the works.
3. The use of works in the cases specified above shall not apply to architectural works, plastic works and computer programs.
