Article 25. Fair Use and Accessibility.Article 111 of the Intellectual Property Law addresses the issue of accessibility to persons who are visually-impaired by creating a special exception allowing the translation of such works into Braille or other characters for visually-impaired persons. Such translation into Braille or other characters is a derivative work of the original. While Article 111 of the Intellectual Property Law allows such translation without authorization by the owner and without remuneration to the owner of rights in the work, the exploitation of such translation is nevertheless limited by the requirement that it must not conflict with a normal exploitation of the work and must not unreasonably prejudice the legitimate interests of the author. Note also that this exception extends only to the making of an original translation into Braille or other characters for visually-impaired persons and does not extend to permit the copying without authorization of such translation that has already been made.
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