Loi n°2000/011 du 19 décembre 2000 relative au droit d'auteur et aux droits voisins, articles 29, 30, 31 (revue de presse, actualité, citation)

Loi n°2000/011 du 19 décembre 2000 relative au droit d'auteur et aux droits voisins permits, once a work has been published with the author's authorization, analyses, press reviews, and short quotations justified by the critical, pedagogical, scientific, or informational character of the work, provided the source and the author's name (where it appears in the source) are indicated (article 29(1)(d)).

It separately permits reproducing and making accessible to the public, for informational purposes and in short excerpts, literary or artistic works seen, heard, or recorded in the course of a current event, by photography, broadcast, or another means of public communication, on the occasion of reporting that event (article 30).

It further permits the press or a broadcaster to reproduce, in original version or in translation, political, social, economic, or religious current-affairs articles, political speeches, speeches delivered in judicial proceedings, and sermons, conferences, and addresses of the same nature, unless the right of exploitation has been expressly reserved by the author or the copyright owner, always subject to clearly indicating the source and the author's name (article 31).

Neighbouring rights under the law protect only performers, producers of sound and video recordings, and audiovisual-communication enterprises, so a print or online news publisher holds no neighbouring right distinct from its ordinary copyright in the articles it publishes. No provision addresses hyperlinking, framing, or inline display, and no reported case law applies articles 29, 30, or 31 to a systematic aggregator rather than a traditional press or broadcast outlet.