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The road to the court is paved with good intentions: copyright reform in light of Blind SA v President of the Republic of South Africa 

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Following an action brought by Blind SA, the Constitutional Court considered the exceptions to copyright infringement for people with visual disabilities.
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The road to the court is paved with good intentions: copyright reform in light of Blind SA v President of the Republic of South Africa 

Following an action brought by Blind SA, the Constitutional Court considered the exceptions to copyright infringement for people with visual disabilities.

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