“ Even after the death of the author, no person who exploits his work shall commit an act which would be prejudicial to authors' moral rights if he were alive: Provided, That such act is deemed to have not defamed the honor of the author in light of the nature and extent of the act, and in view of the prevailing social norms. ”

“ Any person who has violated the provisions of Article 14 (2) ; Any person who has operated a copyright trust management business without obtaining a permit under Article 78 (1) ; Any person who has committed an act considered to be an infringement under the provisions of Article 92 (1) and (4) ; and Any person who has obstructed the business of an on-line service provider by making a demand by intention for the suspension or resumption of a reproduction or transmission under Article 77-2 (1) or (3) , while he knows that there are no lawful rights to himself. ”

“ CHAPTER I GENERAL PROVISIONS Article 1 (Purpose) The purpose of this Act is to protect the rights of authors and the rights neighboring on them and to promote fair use of works in order to contribute to the improvement and development of culture.
Article 2 (Definitions) The definitions of the terms used in this Act shall be as follows: [1] [2]
1. The term "work" means a creative production belonging to the category of original literary, scientific or artistic works; 2. The term "author" means a person who creates the works; 3. ”

“ An author' property right in any work made public in the name of an organization shall continue to subsist for a period of fifty years after it has been made public: Provided, That if it has not been made public within fifty years after its creation, the author' property right shall continue to subsist for a period of fifty years after its creation. ”

“ The author may demand of the person who has infringed his moral rights intentionally or by negligence to take measures necessary for the restoration of his reputation in return for or together with compensation for damages. ”

“ Educational institutions established by special Acts, or the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, or the Higher Education Act, or those operated by the State or local governments may perform publicly or broadcast or reproduce a work already made public to the extent deemed necessary for the purpose of education. ”

“ Information relating to the means and conditions for exploitation of the works, stage performances, phonograms, broadcasting or database; and 22. The term "on-line service provider" means one who provides the services to make other persons capable of reproducing or transmitting the works, stage performances, phonograms, broadcasting or database through the information and communications networks (referring to the information and communications networks under Article 2 (1) 1 of the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, etc.) ”

“ Limitations imposed on the representation under paragraph (2) shall not be effective against a bona fide third person.
SECTION 5 Authors' Property Rights Article 16 (Right of Reproduction) The author shall have the right to reproduce his work.
Article 17 (Right of Public Performance) The author shall have the right to perform his work publicly.
Article 18 (Right of Broadcasting) The author shall have the right to broadcast his work.
Article 18-2 (Right of Transmission) [4] The author shall have the right to transmit his work. ”