Right of Integrity
Type: noun
Pronunciation: /right of in-teg-ri-tee/
Also spelled or known as: Integrity Right
Related: Moral Rights
What does Right of Integrity mean? The right to object to harmful changes to a work.
The Right of Integrity allows creators to oppose distortion, mutilation, or modification of their work that could harm their reputation or artistic intent.
Right of Integrity synonyms: Integrity Right, Protection Against Distortion, Moral Integrity Right
Example sentence: “The painter claimed the right of integrity after the artwork was altered.”
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