Mephis, I clicked on the first link in the Google search you provided and found this:
"There is no official statutory provision offering 'in the public interest' as a defence to copyright infringement." - Jody Tsigarides.
That statement by Ms. Tsigarides (whoever the heck she is) hardly supports your claims. It does in fact the opposite.
Saying something is "very, very well known" is not helpful nor academically sound rhetoric. It is in fact "puffing."
Don't be lazy. Create a coherent argument providing tangible evidence or stand down.