Not officially. China is also signatory for various intellectual property laws etc. They just turn a blind eye towards piracy when it suits them. Indian court

Not officially. China is also signatory for various intellectual property laws etc. They just turn a blind eye towards piracy when it suits them. Indian courts on other hand have in the past taken public decisions in the favour of common good, like with pharmaceutical parents recently. A victory here won't solve everything, but it is a start. Developing world is where the licensing fees are impossibly expensive for even universities. Perhaps an Indian precedent would help in other countries.