Moral rights are a set of legal rights that protect the personal and reputational interests of creators, such as artists and authors. These rights ensure that creators can control how their work is used and presented, allowing them to maintain their integrity and connection to the work. In many countries, moral rights include the right to attribution, which allows creators to be recognized for their work, and the right to integrity, which protects against alterations that could harm their reputation. These rights are often associated with copyright law but focus more on the personal relationship between the creator and their creation.