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Public Lending Right (PLR)

by Denise Nicholson
  • African Library and Information Associations and Institutions (AfLIA) Position on Public Lending Right (2021)
  • EIFL Public Lending Right (2006)
  • EIFL Public Lending Right – WIPO SCCR 40 (2020)
  • EIFL Public Lending Right – What is Public Lending Right?
  • Explanation of Rent Seeking with example: public lending rights in South Africa (A. Rens) (2009)
  • IFLA Background document on Public Lending Right (2005)
  • Points of View of Librarians:  Alternatives to PLR (1981)
  • Position Paper on Public Lending in Latin America (Spanish) (2023)
  • Proposal for WIPO PLR study by the government of Sierra Leone (Oct 2020)
  • Public Lending Right – A Briefing for Libraries (IFLA)(2020)
  • Public lending right: prospects in South Africa’s public libraries? (Charles Masango and Denise Nicholson) (2013)
  • Public Lending Rights (PLR): Considerations for SA Libraries (D. Nicholson) (2009)
  • SCCR 40: A New Tax on Non Profit libraries? (2020)
  • Statements by Civil Society on Proposal for a WIPO study on Public Lending Right SCCR/40/3.REV.2 (2020)
  • The Public Lending Right Discussion again (2023)
  • Ways of Supporting Authors Instead of a Public Lending Right (2021)
  • What is a Public Lending Right? (Wikipedia)
  • WIPO PLR study is fundamentally flawed (2024)
  • WIPO SCCR – Statements by Civil Society on Proposal for a WIPO study on Public Lending Right SCCR/40/3.REV.2 (2020)
  • WIPO Scoping Study on Public Lending Right (2024)
  • WIPO Scoping Study on Public Lending Right (Revised) (2025)

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