The right to make personal and property rights: 
 Personal rights, also known as moral rights, including: 
 (1) the right, namely the right to decide whether the works are made public; 
 (2) the right of authorship, that is indicated on his signature right on the works; 
 (3) the right to amend, alter or authorize others to alter the right to work; 
 (4) to protect the right of integrity, protection works against distortion and mutilation rights; 
 The property also known as economic rights, including: 
 (1) the right of reproduction, printing, photocopying, lithographing, audio, video, Rip, Copy works produced one or more copies of the rights; 
 (2) The right of distribution, selling or donating to the public works of the original or a copy of the rights; 
 (3) rental rights, that is paid to license the works of others to temporarily use cinematographic works and the creation of a similar method of film production, computer software, except computer software is not letting the main subject matter; 
 (4) the right to exhibit publicly display works of art, photographs of the original or a copy of the rights; 
 (5) performing the right to publicly perform the work and the right to use various means to publicly broadcast the performance of works; 
 (6) the right of the public the right to reproduce the fine arts, photography, film and similar to cinematography and creative works through the projector, slide projectors and other technology equipment; 
 (7) the right to broadcast, wireless, publicly broadcast or dissemination of works, cable or broadcast to the public a broadcast work, as well as communication to the public broadcast through a loudspeaker or other transmit symbols, sounds, images similar tools work; 
 (8) Information Network Transmission Right, that is wired or wireless manner available to the public works so that the public can be selected in their personal time and place the rights of the works; 
 (9) the right of production, cinematography or a similar method of film production work is fixed on the carrier's rights; 
 (10) adaptation of the right to change the works to create ingenious new work rights; 
 (11) the right of translation, a work from one language to convert the rights of another language; 
 (12) compilation of the right of upcoming works or fragments together into a new work of the selection or arrangement; 
 (13) shall be by with the other rights enjoyed by the owners.