General Solutions

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ESTABLISHING GOVERNMENT BODIES TO IMPOSE LAWS ON CULTURAL ARTS:

Governments should establish legal bodies that impose laws and ensure the functioning of the imposed laws. Assuming high efficiency, breaches of copyright will be brought down and establishing unique identity to artworks can be done with ease. 

=> Such a solution will reduce crime relating to copyright infringement at the same time motivating upcoming artists.

REDUCING EXPENSE OF COPYRIGHT LAWSUITS:

Filing lawsuits and continuation of trials should be made less expensive. Assuming a less expensive process is in place, the parties with minimum financial capabilities can fight for the protection of their works and the right to Intellectual Property without financial pressure.

=> Such a solution will motivate those artists who are not financially well off to pursue their trial.

SELECTIVE CENSORSHIP:

Censorship of artwork must be neither too strict nor too lenient. Assuming a selective censorship process is in place, misinterpretation of culture can be avoided. 

=> Such a solution will help establishing the identity of the country involved without hampering development of arts.

PROMOTION OF CULTURAL ARTS INTERNATIONALLY:

Cultural arts should be showcased extensively in International media to promote tourism and developing identity of the country, cultural arts represent a country and hence should be used as a tool for developing the cultural identity of a country internationally. Assuming the prevalence of cultural arts in international media, could allow potential markets abroad. This could be a source of income for the country in the form of royalties or profit. 

=> Such a solution will help establishing culture of the country and motivating upcoming artists and potentially adding to the income of the country.