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South African Education Unions Advocate for Copyright Reform to Enhance Access to Learning Materials

At a Cape Town conference, educators and experts urge swift passage of the Copyright Amendment Bill to modernize laws and support inclusive education

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Education International and South African teacher unions highlight how restrictive copyright laws hinder access to educational resources, calling for reforms that align with global standards and respect Indigenous knowledge systems. The delayed Copyright Amendment Bill is central to these efforts, promising to remove…
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