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Registration Number
11850
Title
Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works of September 9, 1886, completed at Paris on May 4, 1896, revised at Berlin on November 13, 1908, completed at Berne on March 20, 1914, revised at Rome on June 2, 1928, revised at Brussels on June 26, 1948, and revised at Stockholm on July 14, 1967 (with Protocol regarding developing countries).
Participant(s)
Submitter
World Intellectual Property Organization
Places/dates of conclusion
Place
Date
Stockholm
14/07/1967
EIF information
29 January 1970
Authentic texts
French
English
Attachments
ICJ information
Depositary
Director-General of the World Intellectual Property Organization
Registration Date
World Intellectual Property Organization 30 June 1972
Subject terms
Berne Convention
Cultural matters
Copyright
Property matters
Agreement type
Multilateral
UNTS Volume Number
828 (p.221)
Publication format
Full
Certificate Of Registration
Text document(s)
volume-828-I-11850-English.pdf
volume-828-I-11850-French.pdf
Volume In PDF
v828.pdf
Map(s)
Corrigendum/Addendum/Note
Participant
Action
Date of Notification/Deposit
Date of Effect
Argentina
Notification
23/07/1971
23/07/1971
Australia
Notification
21/09/1971
21/09/1971
Australia
Accession
25/05/1972
25/08/1972
Austria
Ratification
18/05/1973
18/08/1973
Belgium
Declaration
02/01/1974
Belgium
Ratification
12/11/1974
12/02/1975
Belgium
Notification
20/05/1970
20/05/1970
Brazil
Notification
09/06/1970
09/06/1970
Bulgaria
Notification
24/03/1970
24/03/1970
Cameroon
Notification
22/09/1970
22/09/1970
Canada
Accession
07/04/1970
07/07/1970
Ceylon
Signature
Chad
Accession
25/08/1971
25/11/1971
Chile
Participation
21/06/1973
Congo (Brazzaville)
Signature
Cyprus
Signature
Czechoslovakia
Notification
04/08/1970
04/08/1970
Dahomey
Notification
25/09/1970
25/09/1970
Denmark
Ratification
04/02/1970
04/05/1970
Federal Republic of Germany
Ratification
19/06/1970
19/09/1970
Fiji
Accession
15/12/1971
15/03/1972
Finland
Ratification
15/06/1970
15/09/1970
France
Notification
08/06/1970
08/06/1970
Gabon
Notification
24/09/1970
24/09/1970
German Democratic Republic
Accession
20/06/1968
29/01/1970
Greece
Notification
21/09/1970
21/09/1970
Holy See
Notification
16/09/1970
16/09/1970
Hungary
Notification
14/09/1970
14/09/1970
Iceland
Signature
India
Signature
Ireland
Notification
04/03/1968
04/03/1968
Ireland
Ratification
21/09/1970
21/12/1970
Israel
Ratification
30/07/1969
26/02/1970
Italy
Notification
29/04/1970
29/04/1970
Ivory Coast
Notification
21/08/1970
21/08/1970
Japan
Notification
17/09/1970
17/09/1970
Lebanon
Signature
Liechtenstein
Ratification
25/02/1972
25/05/1972
Luxembourg
Declaration
02/01/1974
Luxembourg
Notification
20/03/1970
20/03/1970
Madagascar
Signature
Mali
Signature
Malta
Notification
21/09/1970
21/09/1970
Mauritania
Accession
06/11/1972
06/02/1973
Mexico
Signature
Monaco
Participation
14/12/1972
Monaco
Signature
Morocco
Ratification
06/05/1971
06/08/1971
Morocco
Notification
14/09/1970
14/09/1970
Netherlands
Notification
11/09/1970
11/09/1970
New Zealand
Signature
Niger
Notification
26/06/1970
26/06/1970
Norway
Notification
22/07/1970
22/07/1970
Pakistan
Accession
28/11/1969
28/02/1970
Pakistan
Accession
26/11/1969
29/01/1970
Philippines
Signature
Poland
Signature
Portugal
Notification
25/08/1970
25/08/1970
Republic of the Congo
Signature
Romania
Ratification
29/10/1969
29/01/1970
Senegal
Ratification
19/09/1968
29/01/1970
South Africa
Notification
17/09/1970
17/09/1970
Spain
Ratification
06/06/1969
26/02/1970
Sweden
Ratification
12/08/1969
29/10/1970
Switzerland
Ratification
04/02/1970
04/05/1970
Thailand
Signature
Tunisia
Notification
18/09/1970
18/09/1970
Turkey
Notification
17/09/1970
17/09/1970
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Accession
26/02/1969
26/02/1970
Upper Volta
Signature
Uruguay
Signature
Yugoslavia (Socialist Federal Republic of)
Notification
20/07/1970
20/07/1970
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