This report provides a comprehensive overview of international intellectual property law, beginning with an introduction to the concept of intellectual property and its significance in the global context. It explores the role of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in governing and protecting intellectual property rights, including copyrights, patents, and trademarks. The report delves into the specifics of international IP law, explaining how it varies across different countries and the challenges faced by globalized companies in protecting their intellectual assets. It also covers the importance of moral rights in intellectual property, including the rights of attribution, against false attribution, and against derogatory treatment. Furthermore, the report discusses the economic importance of intellectual property rights for businesses and the impact of strong domestic and international IP protection on market success and investment. It concludes by emphasizing the balance required in IP systems to foster innovation and economic growth, highlighting the effects of IP rules on a country's economic growth.