29 July 2014Jurisdiction reportsStephen Yang

Beijing treaty on audiovisual performances ratified

The Beijing treaty aims to protect the IP rights of performers in audiovisual recordings and, so far, 72 member states have signed it, with China the third country to ratify it. The Beijing treaty is not yet in force but will come into force three months after 30 eligible parties have deposited their instruments of ratification or accession. Experience shows that it usually takes six to ten years for a treaty to enter into force from the date it is signed.

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29 July 2016   Tunisia has become the latest country to ratify the World Intellectual Property Organization’s Beijing Treaty on Audiovisual Performances.