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The organisations advocate human authorship, disclosure, training consent and fair payment, pursuing contracts and policy.
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The organisations advocate human authorship, disclosure, training consent and fair payment, pursuing contracts and policy.
Release date corroborated by the dated original and member page; demands are not current law or a blanket tool ban.
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Editorial interpretation: How transnational advocacy enters local contracts and labour demands requires separate regional evidence.
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The organisations advocate human authorship, disclosure, training consent and fair payment, pursuing contracts and policy.
SRC-0396Two-page release, lines 1–48; full text read.
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SRC-0397Article lines 117–137; full text read.
FSE / IAWG · EN · 2024-04-11
Writers’ Guild of Great Britain · EN · 2024-04-11
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