Creative Memory of the Syrian Revolution has the greatest respect for intellectual property, knowing that intellectual property rights are still under discussion in the fields of documentation and archiving during disasters, calamities, wars and revolutions, and there are no unified answers about this subject yet.

Creative Memory is a non-profit project that aims to document, archive and protect works and events from oblivion, neglect and denial.

Creative works are documented on the website as they originally figure in their respective sources, including linguistic errors, as they are considered an original part of the work itself. Notes, remarks and other information are added systematically by our team to set the context of artworks, whenever possible or necessary.

Creative works documented on the website are not the property of Creative Memory. However, the documents produced by Creative Memory for the purpose of archiving these works, in addition to the translations that are considered original documents, are the exclusive property of Creative Memory.

All creative works documented in our archives are added with their respective sources, authors and all related details, as mentioned in the original source. We are, therefore, not responsible for any deletion, change or error.

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