Sharing Poems Without Author’s Consent Now Attracts SR5,000 Fine in Saudi Arabia
In Saudi Arabia, sharing a poem on social media without the author’s permission can lead to significant penalties.
The Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property has issued a warning regarding copyright violations related to literary works, including poetry.
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Key Points
- Copyright Violation: Publishing or performing literary works without the creator’s consent is considered a violation of copyright law.
- Penalties: Individuals found in violation may face fines and other penalties. Recently, a case was cited where an individual recited a poem on a personal social media channel for commercial purposes without authorization.
- Fines Imposed: The violator was fined 5,000 Saudi riyals (SR) and ordered to remove the unauthorized content.
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Importance of Consent
The authority emphasizes the importance of respecting intellectual property rights, encouraging individuals to seek permission from authors before sharing their works. This initiative aims to protect the rights of creators and promote a culture of respect for artistic expression.
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