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Copyright in translation: overcoming obstacles in Iran

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Understanding copyright laws in Iran Translators in Iran face unique challenges, as the country is not a member of the Berne Convention. The Copyright Act of 1970 governs how rights are protected, but adapting it to digital advancements creates added complexity. In Iran, copyright expires 30 years after the author’s death, which differs from the international

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New award for translators of children’s and YA literature in Iran

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Literary awards have always been a way to recognise and appreciate books and have been immensely influential on the professional lives of writers, translators, and illustrators. In Iran, a number of state and non-state organisations present such awards, honouring laureates with cash prizes, medals, and certificates. However, none of these awards are specifically for translated

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