In South Sudan 'copyright laws do not exist'

Many South Sudanese artists are opting to have their works produced in other countries where there is copyright legislation.

Writers, poets and musicians in South Sudan have little control over their work.
And the lack of copyright laws means it is likely other people will make more money from their songs or literary works than they do.

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