Copyright protection of a work arises by the fact of creating the work. The work shall be considered created if it is expressed in an objectively perceivable form and does not depend on the official acknowledgement of that right, registration of the work, and observance of any other formalities.

Copyright implies the exclusive moral (non-economic) and exclusive economic rights of the author to his work.

The moral rights shall not apply to computer works, audiovisual works, databases, as well as employment works, unless otherwise provided by the contract between the author and the employer.