- Law No. 61-86/AN-RM of 21 July, 1961 on the organization of the freedom of religion and worship.  Freedom of assembly, association, procession and demonstration: - Law No. 04 - 038 of 5 August, 2004 on associations; - Law No. 00 - 047 of 13 July, 2000 on the status of opposition political parties, and - Law No. 05 - 047 of 18 August, 2005 on the Political Parties Charter.  Right to participate in government and the election of leaders: - Law No. 06-044 of 04 September, 2006 on the Electoral Law which sets the conditions for the holding of elections, eligibility and ineligibility to stand for elections, rules governing their organization and the various remedies.  Right to work and rest, freedom of association and social security: - Law No. 92-020 of 23 September, 1992 on the Labour Code which recognizes that every citizen has the right to work, rest and training and which absolutely prohibits forced or compulsory labour. It also recognizes that all workers have the right to join a trade union of their choice as well as the right to go on strike; - Law No. 02-053/AN-RM of 16 December, 2002 (amended) on the Civil Service Code; - Order No. 79-07 of 18 January, 1979 on the Civil Service Pension Scheme; - Law No. 99-041 of 12 August, 1999 on the Social Welfare Code of the Republic of Mali; - Law No. 95-071 of 21 August, 1995 on the Pension Scheme for Parliamentarians; - Order No. 33 CMLN of 30 September, 1971 on the Military Pension Scheme; - Order No. 041 CMLN of 06 December, 1971 on the Scheme on Disabilities related to Military Service, and - Order No. 02-062/P-RM of 05 June, 2002 on the Child Protection Code.  Right to education, health and a sound environment: - Law No. 99-046 of 28 December, 1999 on the educational framework law; - Law No. 02-049 of 22 July, 2002 on the health framework law; - Law No. 02-044 of 24 June, 2002 relating to reproductive health; - Law No. 09-015 of 26 October, 2009 on the institution of the Compulsory Health 15