not be relied on, and the victim shall have the right to seek compensation for material and moral damages incurred in accordance with the law. Second: The State shall guarantee protection of the individual from intellectual, political and religious coercion. Third: Forced labor, slavery, slave trade, trafficking in women or children, and sex trade shall be prohibited. Article 38: The State shall guarantee in a way that does not violate public order and morality: A. Freedom of expression using all means. B. Freedom of press, printing, advertisement, media and publication. C. Freedom of assembly and peaceful demonstration, and this shall be regulated by law. Article 39: First: The freedom to form and join associations and political parties shall be guaranteed, and this shall be regulated by law. Second: It is not permissible to force any person to join any party, society, or political entity, or force him to continue his membership in it. Article 40: The freedom of communication and correspondence, postal, telegraphic, electronic, and telephonic, shall be guaranteed and may not be monitored, wiretapped, or disclosed except for legal and security necessity and by a judicial decision. Article 41: Iraqis are free in their commitment to their personal status according to their religions, sects, beliefs, or choices, and this shall be regulated by law. Article 42: Each individual shall have the freedom of thought, conscience, and belief. Article 43: First: The followers of all religions and sects are free in the: A- Practice of religious rites, including the Husseini rituals. B- Management of religious endowments (waqf), their affairs, and their religious institutions, and this shall be regulated by law.