The WIPO Copyright Treaty (WCT) and the WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty (WPPT) are suggested to be essential to ensure adequate protection worldwide of copyright in the digital arena. I will consider why Caribbean countries are considering implementation of Treaties and conduct a general analysis of the laws and policies currently in effect in the Caribbean in relation to the enforcement of copyright. I will answer the question whether Caribbean countries should implement the Treaties and discuss the requirements needed for their implementation into the national laws of the Caribbean Islands. I will argue that there is no real compelling ideological basis for implementation of the Treaties and further that Caribbean countries are practically not in a strong enough position to implement and enforce the Internet Treaties. I will suggest methods of adequate implementation when ratification becomes more feasible and in doing so will also examine the examples of other countries, which have ratified the Treaties.