I will be speaking on the topic " When Caribbean IP Law meets Caribbean Private intl law: issues and observations."
On cultural appropriation and Intellectual Property Rights in the Caribbean; How long can we shout strangers away from the yard?
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The Caribbean needs a comprehensive approach to the protection of intellectual property rights. While we may react to instances of cultural appropriation with justifiable rage and criticism, the fundamentals of a legal and regulatory framework are missing.
Intellectual Property Rights and Jamaica’s National Emblems; The Kanye West incident.
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"There are too many people who want credit without responsibility. Too many who show up for the ribbon cutting without building anything worth a damn. Be different. Leave something worthy." -@tim_cook #Stanford19
The Caribbean and Americas Intellectual Property Organization is seeking project partners/ partnerships for the development of IP projects.
Kissoon knows little about Int’l Intellectual Property Law and Policy guyanachronicle.com/2018/11/… via @gychronicle
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The CCJ's law term opens at 10am AST with Jason Jones v Council for Legal Education, Council for Human Social Development and Council for Trade and Economic Development. Watch live here: bit.ly/2xSlqpP
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Abiola Innis is one of the speakers at the 5th Biennial Conference, being hosted by the CCJ Academy for Law and the General Legal Council of Jamaica. Learn more about our speakers here: bit.ly/5thSpkrs








