Additional protections provided by the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) are that (a) computer programs receive copyright protection (protected as literary works), (b) rental rights receive copyright protection, (c) service marks receive the same protection as trademarks, (d) geographic indications are protected, (e) industrial designs are protected for at least ten years, and (f) patent protections for both products and processes lasts for at least twenty years.
The statements describe protections established by the TRIPS Agreement. It treats computer programs as literary works, provides rental rights and protection for service marks and geographical indications, and protects industrial designs for at least 10 years. It also sets a minimum 20-year patent term for products and processes, so the combined statement is true.
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