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Human Right #27 For Songwriters, Performers And Musicians:
(1) Everyone has the right freely to participate in the cultural life of the community, to enjoy the arts and to share in scientific advancement and its benefits.
(2) Everyone has the right to the protection of the moral and material interests resulting from any scientific, literary or artistic production of which he is the author.
This is one of the thirty human rights designated by the United Nations when it was formed. To see all thirty human rights, click here.
Addressing fundamental human rights abuses inside America’s music industry.
1. ERADICATION of documented abuses.
2. FREE EDUCATION concerning essential human rights provided to every person dealing in the American music industry. This education is primarily intended for songwriters, musicians, producers, performers, as well as any other artist who creates intellectual products in music.
Current Objective
Dismantling 2018’s “Music Modernization Act” is of the utmost priority. It’s a federal law that illegally permits streaming services to sell access to every conceivable music file anywhere, without any regard whatsoever to the owner—regardless of America’s long-standing copyright protections across the arts, as well as the Constitutional guarantee to own one’s property without governmental interference..
Mission Statement
Our work is directed towards bringing about a well-informed music community. We provide free information about essential Constitutional property rights, copyright protections held in place in America, human rights promised to one and all by the United Nations, and freedom of speech. We hope to enable artists with fundamental facts. This will help artists in music better protect the moral and material interests of their songs and recordings. Essential information about one’s human rights can protect artists’ personal and professional lives, as well.
Human Rights Educational Resources
A unique education-based approach to music industry troubles for all those participating inside America’s music community.
Ending Abuse
Ethical approach to business deals will revitalize the music industry by increasing earnings for everyone—not just a few well-placed companies. How do we achieve this ideal? It starts with documenting theft and abuse and filing complaints so that the proper authorities will take the appropriate action against any offenders. Diligence to honesty in music contracts will eventually generate industry stability and trust.
Eradicating 2018’s “Music Modernization Act”
A one-sided piece of legal work was forced into law back in 2018. It pretends to authorize copyright fractures inside music. That’s how major streaming companies managed to sidestep more than 1000 lawsuits concerning theft of artistic recordings. Eradicating the ugly side-step maneuver of the “MMA” at a federal level is desperately needed.
Join in a crusade to protect America’s music.
End theft and abuse.
