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The protection of traditional cultural expressions ? seeking international consensus for a multilateral solution
Traditional Cultural Expressions (TCEs) as part of indigenous cultural heritage have been misappropriated and commercially exploited by western culture for centuries. Existing intellectual property laws, the closest conceptually related legal regimes, fail to protect TCEs because they were not devel...
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Department of Commercial Law
2024
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