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    • Convention for the Protection of Producers of Phonograms against Unauthorized Duplication of their Phonograms. Geneva, 29 October 1971.1

    States Date of deposit of instrument Type of instrument
    1Fiji15/06/1972Accession
    2France12/09/1972Ratification
    3United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland05/12/1972Ratification
    4Finland18/12/1972Ratification
    5Sweden18/01/1973Ratification
    6Argentina19/03/1973Accession
    7Mexico11/09/1973Ratification
    8United States of America26/11/1973Ratification
    9Germany07/02/1974Ratification
    10Australia12/03/1974Accession
    11Panama20/03/1974Ratification
    12Spain16/05/1974Ratification
    13Ecuador04/06/1974Ratification
    14Monaco21/08/1974Ratification
    15India01/11/1974Ratification
    16Hungary24/02/1975Accession
    17Brazil06/08/1975Ratification
    18Luxembourg25/11/1975Ratification
    19Kenya06/01/1976Ratification
    20New Zealand03/05/1976Accession
    21Guatemala14/10/1976Accession
    22Chile15/12/1976Accession
    23Denmark16/12/1976Ratification
    24Italy20/12/1976Ratification
    25Holy See04/04/1977Ratification
    26Democratic Republic of the Congo15/07/1977Accession
    27Egypt15/12/1977Accession
    28Israel10/01/1978Ratification
    29Norway10/04/1978Ratification
    30Japan19/06/1978Acceptance
    31El Salvador25/10/1978Accession
    32Paraguay30/10/1978Accession
    33Costa Rica01/03/1982Accession
    34Austria06/05/1982Ratification
    35Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)30/07/1982Accession
    36Uruguay06/10/1982Ratification
    37Barbados23/03/1983Accession
    38Peru07/05/1985Accession
    39Republic of Korea01/07/1987Accession
    40Burkina Faso14/10/1987Accession
    41Trinidad and Tobago27/06/1988Accession
    42Honduras16/11/1989Accession
    43China05/01/1993Accession
    44Slovakia28/05/1993Notification of succession
    45Switzerland24/06/1993Ratification
    46Cyprus25/06/1993Accession
    47Netherlands07/07/1993Accession
    48Czech Republic30/09/1993Notification of succession
    49Jamaica07/10/1993Accession
    50Greece02/11/1993Accession
    51Colombia14/02/1994Ratification
    52Russian Federation09/12/1994Accession
    53Bulgaria31/05/1995Accession
    54Slovenia09/07/1996Accession
    55Latvia29/04/1997Accession
    56The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia02/12/1997Accession
    57Romania01/07/1998Accession
    58Liechtenstein12/07/1999Ratification
    59Lithuania27/10/1999Accession
    60Ukraine18/11/1999Accession
    61Croatia20/01/2000Accession
    62Estonia28/02/2000Accession
    63Republic of Moldova17/04/2000Accession
    64Nicaragua10/05/2000Ratification
    65Saint Lucia02/01/2001Accession
    66Albania26/03/2001Accession
    67Kazakhstan03/05/2001Accession
    68Azerbaijan01/06/2001Accession
    69Kyrgyzstan12/07/2002Accession
    70Armenia31/10/2002Accession
    71Belarus17/01/2003Accession
    72Togo10/03/2003Accession
    73Serbia10/03/2003Ratification
    74Viet Nam06/04/2005Accession
    75Liberia16/09/2005Accession
    76Montenegro23/10/2006Notification of succession
    77Bosnia and Herzegovina19/02/2009Ratification
    78Tajikistan16/11/2012Accession

    1The United Nations is the depositary for this Convention. The Convention entered into force on 18 April 1973. It subsequently entered into force for each Member State three months after the date of deposit of that State’s instrument, except in cases of notifications of succession, where the entry into force occurred on the date on which the State assumed responsibility for conducting its international relations.


       
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