Protection Act for the traditional intellectual creations of indigenous peoples Article 10

(Definition of the Exclusive Right to Use Intellectual Creations)The exclusive right to use intellectual creations shall mean the property rights and moral rights of intellectual creations.The owner of an exclusive right to use intellectual creations enjoys the following moral rights of intellectual creations:1. the moral right to publicly release the work.2. the moral right to indicate the name of the exclusive user.3. the moral right to prohibit others from distorting, mutilating, modifying, or otherwise changing the content, form, or name of the work, thereby violating the author's reputation.The owner of the exclusive right to use intellectual creations shall exclusively use and profit from the property rights of such intellectual creations on behalf of specific ethnic groups, tribes or the entire indigenous peoples, unless otherwise stipulated by law or agreement, and shall exercise the rights mentioned in the previous paragraph.Indigenous people themselves are entitled to use and profit from the intellectual creations of ethnic groups, tribes or the entire indigenous peoples and shall not be subject to the limitations stipulated in Article 14.