It may take effort and money to be protected, e.g. setting up a legal entity in that country which takes full responsibility and you cannot be legally forcibly unmasked as being a proprietor, and other local laws may need to be fully checked out to explore other risks.
Nothing is a guarantee and perfection doesn't exist but it's fun to explore these legal layers.
Here's a good list of potential candidate countries which are neither in Berne Convention nor TRIPS Agreement:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berne_Convention#List_of_count...
It may take effort and money to be protected, e.g. setting up a legal entity in that country which takes full responsibility and you cannot be legally forcibly unmasked as being a proprietor, and other local laws may need to be fully checked out to explore other risks.
Nothing is a guarantee and perfection doesn't exist but it's fun to explore these legal layers.