ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION
The ICPP is a non-profit organization open to a wide range of individuals and legal entities: from private owners to direct investors and copyright owners, intellectual property, and creative unions.
The International Property Protection Committee (ICPP) was conceived and established on the initiative of the European Union of independent journalists and commercial companies in Cyprus and from other countries as a non-profit, non-governmental organization.
Since the establishment, the ICPP is closely cooperating with the Russian Fund “ ANTIMAFIA” under the guidance of Professor Yevgeny Myslovsky, a member of the Human Rights Council under the President of Russia, and is sponsoring the monthly Russian-language magazine EU-OBJECTIVE for readers of member states of the Council of Europe.
Our Leaders
Andrey Krylov
ICPP President
Yuriy Melnik
ICAC Chairman
Alexei Shmidt
“Objective” editor
Main objectives of ICPP
Protecting the rights of private owners, promoting the protection of private property, including intellectual property, throughout the world, with cooperation between state and non-state actors.
Support to owners and authors in their creative activity; support and protection of property rights and the strengthening of the international legal framework for all areas of property.
Establishment or participation in the establishment of an international commercial arbitration court on the basis of international law, national law, agreements of the parties and arbitration rules.
Maintenance of open and closed registries of copyright, databases of copyright and priorities, systematic catalogs and lists, information related to copyright and intellectual property, individual property, priority for registration of rights, both in documentary and electronic form.
To freely disseminate information about activities, including through the global Internet network.
Establish mass media means and carry out publishing activities.
Represent and protect rights, the legitimate interests of its members, as well as other citizens in judicial, state, international, local, legal and public associations and structures.