This guide investigates how the Marrakesh Treaty functions as a legal mechanism to reconcile international copyright frameworks with the fundamental human rights of print-disabled individuals. The authors, a team of distinguished legal scholars and experts in intellectual property and human rights, provide a systematic analysis of the treaty's provisions. They argue that the treaty establishes a necessary precedent for mandatory copyright exceptions, offering a roadmap for states to integrate these obligations into their domestic legal systems to ensure equitable access to information.

Legal scholars and policymakers frequently cite this guide as the definitive resource for understanding the implementation of the Marrakesh Treaty. Experts highlight the text for its clarity in navigating complex international copyright obligations while maintaining a focus on accessibility advocacy.