Six speeches on property rights

Speech on property rights 1

Dear leaders, teachers and students:

In each of our schoolbags, as long as it is a genuine book, we can see the publicatio

Speech on property rights 1

Dear leaders, teachers and students:

In each of our schoolbags, as long as it is a genuine book, we can see the publication number and copyright statement of the book by opening the title page of the book. This is intellectual property.

Let's take a look at the state's protection of intellectual property rights! Do you still remember the Beijing Olympic Games that made all of us in China proud? Opening ceremony music, venue background music, award ceremony and competition music, etc. Are all part of intellectual property rights. According to the relevant laws of China, BOCOG must obtain the permission of the authors of musical works and pay the royalties to them before they can use these musical works in the Beijing Olympic Games.

There are countless world-famous intellectual property rights: Coca-Cola Company in America, KFC, which we all like very much, and so on. Relying on their brands and formulas to protect trade secrets, business reputation and other intellectual property rights.

Students, have you ever used zippers? But do you know who the zipper patent in the world belongs to? Ykk in Japan is known as the "King of Zippers" and has been the largest zipper factory in the world for a long time. ykk produces half of the zippers in the world. Because their patented technology is never provided to other manufacturers, ykk's zipper can be sold for about 15 US dollars, equivalent to RMB 100 yuan, while the zipper produced in Yiwu, China, Zhejiang can only be sold for about 70 cents. See, intellectual property is so awesome.

Whether citizens or countries, intellectual property rights are very important, so we protect intellectual property rights and respect the labor achievements of patentees. Reject piracy, reject infringement. There is such a news: In Guangzhou, a primary school student took an intellectual property class at school and began to investigate the trademark registration of the well-known local "Guang Tai Supermarket" run by his father. He found that the trademark of the supermarket chain operated by his family has not been registered, which is very unfavorable to the development of the supermarket. So he and his father decided to register the brand after understanding the trademark problem together to avoid heavy losses.

In order to better respect knowledge and other people's inventions, to promote the fashion of advocating science and encouraging innovation in the whole society, and to make our country more prosperous and strong, students, let's take action. Let's take active actions, put ourselves into intellectual property protection, start from myself, start from the small things around us, respect knowledge, reject piracy and make due contributions to the development of the country.

Speech on property rights II

Dear teachers and students:

Hello everyone! The theme of my speech today is the importance of protecting intellectual property rights.

In today's era of rapid development of economic knowledge, it is very important to safeguard intellectual property rights, and many middle school students and even parents are very unfamiliar with the concept of intellectual property rights. Let me first talk about what intellectual property is: intellectual property refers to the right to possess, use, dispose of and benefit from the fruits of intellectual labor according to law. Intellectual property is an intangible property; Like tangible property such as houses and cars; Protected by national laws; Both have value and use value. The value of some major patents, well-known trademarks or works is much higher than tangible property such as houses and cars.

Intellectual property rights are very important to individuals, enterprises and countries. So how should I maintain it? Mankind has entered 2 1 century. In this promising new century, science and technology, literature and art are developing at a high speed and will achieve more brilliant achievements. With the advent of information society and knowledge economy, the contradiction between intellectual property protection and economic, scientific and cultural development, and the contradiction between developed countries and underdeveloped countries has become increasingly prominent. At the same time, the intellectual property system will also play an increasingly important role in promoting economic development, scientific and technological progress and cultural prosperity.

China has successively promulgated the Patent Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Trademark Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Copyright Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and other laws and regulations, which provide a legal basis for intellectual property protection of various enterprises.

First, through the administrative protection of intellectual property rights.

(l) Administrative protection of patent rights: The competent authorities are China National Intellectual Property Administration and local intellectual property administrative departments, which are responsible for administrative mediation of patent disputes. Patent disputes mainly include: patent infringement disputes and patent ownership disputes. The conditions for the intellectual property management authority to accept patent dispute cases are as follows: the mediation claimant must be a unit or individual who has a direct interest in the dispute and the dispute; There is a clear respondent; There are specific requirements and factual basis; Cases falling within the jurisdiction and scope of acceptance of intellectual property management organs; The parties concerned have not yet brought a suit in a people's court.

(2) Administrative protection of trademark rights: The competent authority is the administrative department for industry and commerce at or above the county level where the infringement occurred, and is responsible for the administrative punishment of trademark infringement.

(3) Administrative protection of copyright: The competent authorities are the National Copyright Administration and local copyright administrative departments, which are responsible for administrative punishment of copyright infringement.

Secondly, intellectual property rights are protected through justice.

(1) Determination of jurisdiction: Due to the different nature of the case, it shall be under the jurisdiction of the court with jurisdiction and the people's court where the infringement occurred or the people's court where the defendant is domiciled.

(2) Requirements for bringing an intellectual property infringement lawsuit: the plaintiff is a citizen, legal person and other organization that has a direct interest in the case; There is a clear defendant; There are specific requests, facts and reasons; It belongs to the scope of civil litigation accepted by the people's court and the jurisdiction of the people's court under appeal.

That's the end of my speech, thank you!

The third lecture on property rights

Recently, I listened to the lecture on "Building an Innovative Country with Intellectual Property Strategy" held in China National Intellectual Property Administration, Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security through the Internet, which made me have a deeper understanding of intellectual property rights and benefited a lot.

Intellectual property refers to the exclusive rights enjoyed by citizens or legal persons and other subjects in intellectual creation or innovation activities according to the provisions of the law, also known as "intellectual achievement right" and "intangible property right", which mainly includes industrial property rights composed of invention patents, trademarks, industrial designs, and copyrights (copyrights) composed of works such as natural sciences, social sciences, literature, music, drama, painting, sculpture, photography and movies.

Intellectual property is an intangible property right, which refers to the results of intellectual creative labor and the rights enjoyed by intellectual workers according to law.

Such rights are called personal rights and property rights, as well as moral rights and economic rights. The so-called personal right means that the right is inseparable from the person who has made intellectual achievements, and it is a legal reflection of personal relationship. For example, the author's right to sign a work, or the right to publish or modify a work. , is a spiritual right; The so-called property right refers to the right that the obligee can use these intellectual achievements to get remuneration or rewards after they are recognized by law. This right is also called economic right.

The object of intellectual property is the human mind, and the creation of human intelligence belongs to the "intellectual achievement right", which refers to the right enjoyed by spiritual wealth created by all intellectual activities in the fields of science, technology, culture and art according to law.

The above is my superficial understanding of intellectual property rights. After learning intellectual property knowledge, I will also learn to use intellectual property law to safeguard my legitimate rights and interests, and at the same time, I will always remind myself not to infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of others.

The fourth lecture on property rights

Hello everyone! Mankind has entered 2 1 century. In this promising new century, science and technology, literature and art are developing at a high speed and will achieve more brilliant achievements. With the advent of information society and knowledge economy, the contradiction between intellectual property protection and economic, scientific and cultural development, and the contradiction between developed countries and underdeveloped countries has become increasingly prominent.

China is not the China it used to be. It is already a world-famous ancient and powerful country, and the development of science and technology in China is also advancing by leaps and bounds. However, some excellent scientific and technological knowledge was stolen by other illegal personnel and even became the works of others because of the failure to register intellectual property rights in time. Faced with this situation, we are also very helpless and angry. However, due to our neglect of these aspects, we have given our years of hard work to others, but it is irreparable. Perhaps because China is a developing country, people's awareness of intellectual property protection is not strong, resulting in many losses. In developed countries, many intellectual property rights, as highly protected documents of the state, are kept secret from the society, even to friendly neighbors. Because this is a national interest and involves the development of the country.

Intellectual property rights are not the beating sticks of technologically advanced countries, but the reasons why these countries are ahead. The intellectual property protection measures in Britain have experienced hundreds of years of tortuous development history, which was formed in 17 and 18 centuries. Britain is also the hometown of steam engines and the first country in the world to realize the industrial revolution. Britain is still a country that rose from a small island in Europe, and even dominated the world in the19th century, becoming one of the most developed countries in the world, and once occupied14 of the world's land. All this is by no means a historical coincidence, it is all Britain's own efforts. Let's talk about America. The United States declared its independence from Britain in 1776, and the first constitution of 1787 included relevant intellectual property provisions. The first Congress passed the first copyright law in 1790. These are all national efforts to protect intellectual property rights. It is precisely because of this that countries that have incorporated intellectual property rights into their domestic laws have finally developed rapidly and become world powers.

In the face of intellectual property rights, China is facing great challenges. Only seven years after China's accession to the WTO, people's protection of intellectual property rights is not strong. Therefore, as China people, we should publicize the awareness of protecting intellectual property rights. Only by better protecting intellectual property rights can the country develop better. In short, intellectual property rights are the rights and obligations of the public! We should protect it.

The fifth lecture on property rights

Teachers and students:

Hello, guys.

Mankind has entered 2 1 century. In this promising new century, science and technology, literature and art are developing at a high speed and will achieve more brilliant achievements. With the advent of information society and knowledge economy, the contradiction between intellectual property protection and economic, scientific and cultural development, and the contradiction between developed countries and underdeveloped countries has become increasingly prominent.

China is not the China it used to be. It is already a world-famous ancient and powerful country, and the development of science and technology in China is also advancing by leaps and bounds. However, some excellent scientific and technological knowledge was stolen by other illegal personnel and even became the works of others because of the failure to register intellectual property rights in time. Faced with this situation, we are also very helpless and angry. However, due to our neglect of these aspects, we have given our years of hard work to others, but it is irreparable. Perhaps because China is a developing country, people's awareness of intellectual property protection is not strong, resulting in many losses. In developed countries, many intellectual property rights, as highly protected documents of the state, are kept secret from the society, even to friendly neighbors. Because this is a national interest and involves the development of the country.

Intellectual property rights are not the beating sticks of technologically advanced countries, but the reasons why these countries are ahead. The intellectual property protection measures in Britain have experienced hundreds of years of tortuous development history, which was formed in 17 and 18 centuries. Britain is also the hometown of steam engines and the first country in the world to realize the industrial revolution. Britain is still a country that rose from a small island in Europe, and even dominated the world in the19th century, becoming one of the most developed countries in the world, and once occupied14 of the world's land. All this is by no means a historical coincidence, it is all Britain's own efforts. Let's talk about America. The United States declared its independence from Britain in 1776, and the first constitution of 1787 included relevant intellectual property provisions. The first Congress passed the first copyright law in 1790. These are all national efforts to protect intellectual property rights. It is precisely because of this that countries that have incorporated intellectual property rights into their domestic laws have finally developed rapidly and become world powers.

In the face of intellectual property rights, China is facing great challenges. Only seven years after China's accession to the WTO, people's protection of intellectual property rights is not strong. Therefore, as China people, we should publicize the awareness of protecting intellectual property rights. Only by better protecting intellectual property rights can the country develop better. In short, intellectual property rights are the rights and obligations of the public! We should protect it.

Article 6 of property rights speech

Teachers and students:

Good morning!

The topic of my speech today is "Innovation is the eternal theme of intellectual property rights".

April 26th is the day when the Convention of the World Intellectual Property Organization takes effect. 1999, China and Algeria proposed to designate April 26th as World Intellectual Property Day. In 2000, the 35th General Assembly of the World Intellectual Property Organization adopted the proposal of China and Algeria, and decided to designate April 26th as World Intellectual Property Day from 200 1. The purpose of setting up World Intellectual Property Day is to establish a worldwide awareness of respecting knowledge, advocating science and protecting intellectual property rights, and to create a legal environment to encourage knowledge innovation and protect intellectual property rights.

Intellectual property refers to the exclusive rights enjoyed by citizens, legal persons or other organizations in the fields of science, literature and art based on intellectual achievements created by mental labor. Intellectual property rights include patent right, trademark right, copyright and trade secrets in anti-unfair competition. Intellectual property rights are also the rights of intellectual achievements. The so-called intellectual achievements refer to the labor achievements created by mental labor. Teachers write a lesson plan, design an experimental scheme and have a class, which is an intellectual achievement; Students writing a composition, solving a scientific application problem and making a set of handicrafts are also intellectual achievements. We are all creators and owners of intellectual achievements, and everyone enjoys the exclusive right to intellectual achievements according to law. Protecting intellectual property rights means protecting our own rights.

The World Intellectual Property Organization has designated the theme of World Intellectual Property Day in 2008 as "innovation". When it comes to innovation, some people always find it mysterious. It seems that only a few people can innovate. Actually, innovation is very simple. You thought of what others didn't expect, you found what others didn't find, and you made what others didn't make. This is innovation. A class turned a messy classroom into a beautiful scenery; A teacher simplified the examination steps; A student solved a math problem and even prevented an argument from happening ... these are all innovations.

Innovation is not only a matter for scientists and inventors, but also has penetrated into our daily life. In order to let customers buy more things, a supermarket owner changed the shopping bags in customers' hands into shopping carts, which brought vitality to supermarket management. When Edison recruited an assistant, he asked the applicant to travel all over the city and find out 20 things that interested him. When the candidates came back, Edison asked them to list 65,438+00 in the first column and 65,438+00 in the second column. The first column and the second column are randomly combined. You try your best to come up with all the inventions you can think of. Whoever has novel inventions and many inventions will be hired. It can be seen that innovation does not need genius, but only needs to find new improvement methods. When the paper is combined with the water cup, it becomes a disposable water cup; Overlapping the camera and the mobile phone to form a mobile phone with the camera; When a big fat pig is bred smaller than a mouse, it becomes a pet worth a hundred times; It has become a world-class invention to improve rice with an yield of less than 1000 kg per mu into hybrid rice with an yield of1000 kg per mu. There are many innovative methods, and the main idea is reorganization, transplantation, contraction or expansion.

In life, we have a lot of troubles and inconveniences. The body is not high and distressed, the body is fat and distressed, and the hair is white and distressed; It is not convenient to draw an ellipse on the blackboard, to wear a raincoat and ride a bike, and to clean the white marble in the teaching building. These troubles and inconveniences in life are the driving force of our innovation. We should be good at finding problems from common life, seize fleeting "opportunities", actively explore, be brave in practice, innovate constantly, and consciously become creators and owners of intellectual property rights.

Thank you!