Infringement of personal rights: Personal rights refer to the basic personal rights of individuals, including the right to life, body, name, honor and privacy. Infringement of personal rights refers to the act of infringing on the personal rights of the infringed person without his consent or authorization. For example, revealing personal privacy information without consent, making rumors and slanders, and violent injuries are all violations of personal rights.
Infringement of property rights: property rights refer to the right of individuals to own and control property, including ownership, use right, income right and disposal right. Infringement of property rights refers to the act of infringing on the property rights of the infringed without the consent or authorization. For example, theft, robbery, seizure and other acts are violations of property rights.
Infringement of intellectual property rights: Intellectual property rights refer to people's rights in the fields of knowledge, technology and culture, including patent rights, trademark rights, copyrights and trade secrets. Intellectual property infringement refers to the act of infringing the intellectual property rights of the infringed without the consent or authorization. For example, piracy, plagiarism, trademark infringement and patent infringement all belong to intellectual property infringement.
In a word, infringement refers to infringing on the legitimate rights and interests of others without the consent or authorization of the obligee. Infringement includes infringement of personal rights, property rights, intellectual property rights and other rights. Infringement will not only damage the legitimate rights and interests of the infringed, but also adversely affect the social and economic order.