What is the right to exhibition?

The right to exhibit, also known as the right to exhibit, refers to the right to publicly display originals or copies of works of art and photography. The exhibition has value for fine art works or photographic works, but for written works, film works, etc., the exhibition right has no value. Therefore, the exhibition of celebrities' handwritings or letters without permission does not constitute an infringement of the exhibition rights. Regarding the question of what the exhibition right is, the editor of Legal Savior Network will give you a detailed answer below.

1. What is the right to exhibition

1. The right to exhibition, and The right to display refers to the right to publicly display originals or copies of works of art and photography. The exhibition has value for fine art works or photographic works, but for written works, film works, etc., the exhibition right has no value. The right of exhibition is the right of the copyright owner.

2. Legal basis: "Copyright Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 20 The transfer of ownership of the original work does not change the ownership of the copyright of the work, but the exhibition rights of the original works of art and photography belong to the owner of the original work.

The author transfers the ownership of the original unpublished works of art and photography to others, and the transferee's exhibition of the originals does not constitute an infringement of the author's right to publish.

2. What is the right to report and what does it include

According to the provisions of our country’s Constitution, citizens enjoy a wide range of rights, including the right to criticize, make suggestions, complain, accuse, report, and obtain compensation. The right to report is a further development of the right to report and accuse. It is the right of citizens to report and expose violations of discipline, law or crime to relevant specialized agencies in accordance with the law. The content of the right to report can be detailed in detail. It can be multi-faceted, mainly including:

1. The right to report and the right to decide whether to report. Whistleblowers may or may not report, and there are no mandatory provisions in the current law. It is up to the reporter to decide whether he is willing to exercise his right to report. No other party or individual has the right to interfere. Reporting cannot be forced or hindered. If a person is under investigation because of knowledge and truthfully states what he knows to a specialized agency, that is, testifying, not reporting.

2. The right to choose the reporting agency. When whistleblowers make reports, they can choose the reporting agency based on their subjective judgment and are not subject to rigid restrictions on levels and division of jurisdiction. Of course, exceptions are made when considering the effectiveness of reporting and investigation.

3. The right to choose the time and method of reporting. The whistleblower can report today or tomorrow, or he can wait for a period of time before deciding to report. And you can freely choose to make phone calls, write reporting letters, visit to report, etc.

4. Have the right to decide whether to report under a real name. This is an important right of the whistleblower. Real-name reporting may bring some trouble to the whistleblower, but it can make it easier for specialized agencies to understand the situation. Pseudonym reporting can keep the whistleblower confidential, but specialized agencies may not be able to contact the whistleblower.

5. The right to protection. Whether the whistleblower can be protected is very important. If the legitimate rights and interests of the whistleblower are infringed, the whistleblower has the right to complain and request that it be dealt with.

6. Inquiry results and the right to apply for reconsideration. This is related to whether the whistleblower’s right to report can truly be realized.

7. The right to obtain compensation for damages. This may be able to provide some compensation for the losses suffered by whistleblowers due to reporting, but whether it can truly produce good results depends on the specific circumstances.

8. The right to obtain necessary rewards.

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