Yes. Owners of a registered mark in this jurisdiction establish these rights: 

• Exclusive right to use the mark
• Right to challenge later conflicting applications
• Right to appeal for the cancellation of a later conflicting registration
• Right to file an infringement case against third parties that use a confusingly similar mark
• Right to authorize and give license to third parties to use the mark
• Right to appeal for the confiscation of fake goods bearing the mark
• Right to receive payment from parties that infringed the mark
• Right to file an infringement case against third parties that use the transliterated version of the mark
• Right to object to applications that use the transliterated version of the mark