... in accordance with whatever laws were enacted by the national government. Article 13 - "Islam is the official religion of the State. Freedom to practise the rites; of the different sects of that religion, as observed in Iraq, is guaranteed. Complete freedom of conscience and freedom to practise the various forms of worship, in conformity with accepted customs, is guaranteed to all inhabitants of the country provided that such forms of worship do not conflict with the maintenance of order and discipline or public morality." Article 15 - "Art. 15. All postal and telegraphic correspondence and all telephonic communications shall be secret and free from censorship or detention, except in such circumstances and in such manner as may be prescribed by law." See also Human rights in post-invasion Iraq Human rights in Saddam Hussein's Iraq Human rights in pre-Saddam Iraq Internet censorship and surveillance in Iraq References External links Constitution of the Republic of Iraq, Official Gazette of Iraq, No. 4012, of December 28, 2005 (Arabic text) UN WIPO: Iraqi Constitution (2005) in English translation Iraq: A Tale of Censorship, a 2007 film about a U.S. soldiers accouint of widespread censorship of the media in Iraq Iraq Politics of Iraq Human rights abuses in Iraq