Digital transformation has significantly reshaped how intellectual property is created, used, and protected. In the online environment, rights holders face new risks: unauthorized copying, distribution, and streaming of content have become widespread and often cross-border in nature.
GRATA International presents a comparative overview of the legal regulation and practical mechanisms for the protection of copyright in the digital environment across 9 jurisdictions: Belarus, Kazakhstan, North Macedonia, Uzbekistan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Serbia, Russia, and China.
Our experts analyze:
- National copyright legislation as it applies to digital content;
- Measures to detect and prevent online infringement;
- Liability of online platforms and intermediaries;
- Enforcement tools, including website blocking;
- International treaties and cross-border cooperation mechanisms.
This overview is intended for businesses, creators, digital content distributors, and legal professionals seeking effective protection of intellectual assets in the global digital marketplace.
You can view information on each country separately using the links in the list below.
List of countries and authors:
Kazakhstan - Timur Berekmoinov
Russia - Tatiana Karkhaleva, Aleksandra Levenkova, Vladislava Novokreshchenova
North Macedonia - Ema Dimitrieska, Milena Vachkova
Turkmenistan - Annamenli Rozymyradova, Kerim Balkanov
Turkey - Kaan Gök, Gülendam Tüylüoğlu
Uzbekistan - Olmoskhon Khamidova
The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.
The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.
