In this, third video of PIJIP’S video series on the Right to Research in International Copyright Law, Dr. Sanya Samtani of the University of Pretoria discusses how access to knowledge in general and the right to research may be considered human rights in the context of international human rights instruments and the obligations of nation-states. Furthermore, she asserts that the state has a duty to respect research rights by making sure there are no unjustifiable limits on access, protecting research rights from third-party violations.
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