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In an unprecedented incident, copyright trolls exploited AI technology to steal the voice of American singer Murphy Campbell, leading to the piracy of her earnings on Spotify. This event highlights the urgent need to update intellectual property laws.
The Cairo Economic Court has postponed the ruling in Haifa Wehbe's case against a famous cosmetic surgeon to May 18. The case involves allegations of unauthorized use of her videos.
The Minor Criminal Court in Bahrain has acquitted artist Hind of allegations made by a poet regarding unpaid song royalties. The court also convicted a false witness, sentencing him to one year in prison and deportation.
Indonesia has announced new measures to strengthen intellectual property rights in response to the growing use of modern technology. This initiative was revealed during the 78th forum of the ASEAN Intellectual Property Cooperation Working Group held in Padang, Bali.
In a significant event, 146 certificates for intellectual property protection were awarded in Bali, Indonesia. The Indonesian Minister of Law emphasized the growing awareness among the local community regarding the importance of protecting their creations.
The family of the late Egyptian artist Abdel Halim Hafez has issued an official statement expressing their discontent with the alteration of the lyrics to his famous song 'Lest Qalbi' by another singer. They view this modification as a violation of the late artist's rights.
Experts indicate that Hong Kong's initiatives to develop its intellectual property economy require sustainable investments and clearer coordination. This comes after the announcement of a new budget aimed at transforming the city into a regional hub for intellectual property trade.
The Indonesian Ministry of Law and Human Rights announced that intellectual property services will remain uninterrupted during the Eid al-Fitr and Niasibi holidays in 2026. This allows citizens to submit applications and receive legal confirmations at any time.
The Indonesian Ministry of Law has announced a new funding program allowing creators with intellectual property rights to apply for loans exceeding <strong>100 million Indonesian rupiah</strong>. This initiative aims to boost the creative economy and facilitate access to financing.
ByteDance has announced the launch of its new AI model, <strong>Dreamina Seedance 2.0</strong>, in the popular video editing app <strong>CapCut</strong>. This model includes built-in protection features to prevent the use of real faces or unauthorized intellectual property in video creation.