IMPF 5th Nov 2021

IMPF writes to President of Ukraine, regarding Bill N5572 and the collective management of music authors rights in Ukraine

IMPF joins the international community of songwriters and collective rights management organisations and asks for the speedy adoption and implementation of Bill N5572 which aims to rectify the shortcomings in the accreditation of collective management organisations in Ukraine. Bill N5572 would allow for a new transparent and objective accreditation procedure. See here.

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IMPF is a network and meeting place for independent music publishers globally. We want to take advantage of the incredible opportunities to have our music on every service, licensed easily and without borders. And most importantly, we want our writers and our companies rewarded fairly for their work. 

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