Exploiting the Marrakesh treaty to obviate copyright-related challenges on access to information by visually impaired people in academic libraries

What is it about?

Marrakesh treaty serves to remove the barrier placed by copyright law on access to copyrighted material by persons who are blind, visually impaired or otherwise print disabled. We explain the treaty in details, its benefits, issues arising from it and the way forward for libraries towards improving access to information to the visually impaired people.

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