1. Please explain whether and how Sweden's law provides protection for works, phonograms and performances from other WTO Members, and whether and how it does so on the basis of national treatment, as required by TRIPS Article 3 (generally, with respect to all copyrights and neighbouring rights) and Article 9.1 (incorporating Berne Article 5(1)). In this regard, we refer in part to Article 62 of Sweden’s Copyright Law, which appears to condition protection of works of foreign nationals and works first published in a foreign country on the foreign country’s providing reciprocal rights to Swedish nationals and to works first published in Sweden. Additionally, how is national treatment afforded with respect to the distribution of levies for private copying under Sweden's Copyright Law.
