Tips about copyright

• An author’s intellectual property rights is not limited to a particular timespan or an exact location. It is non-transferable, as well.
• Copyright expires 50 years after the author’s death.
• Any changes or distortion in the content of those books protected by this law and the distribution of these books without author's permission are prohibited.
• When a legal person violates the copyright law, criminal prosecutions should be done over natural person who is responsible for the guilt. In addition, the compensation sought by the private plaintiff should be recompensed through the properties of the legal person. If the properties of the legal person are not adequate enough, the amount of the compensation should be recompensed through the properties of the person who committed the guilt.
• Books, essays, pamphlets, plays, poetries, songs, melodies, and ballads as well as any other scientific, technical, literary, and art works which are under the protection of the current law are all subject to the exclusive rights of the owners.
• Those who violates intellectual property rights are criminals and shall be sentenced from three months to three years of imprisonment. These people shall also be accounted for recompensing of author's intellectual losses.