institution, directors or managers of companies who performed the broadcast or benefited from it, if the offence was committed through any other means without prejudice to the implementation of the provisions of articles 24 and 25 on complicity. The offence shall be committed once the publication has been done, received or perceived in Mali. ARTICLE 128: Whosoever deliberately publishes, through any means whatsoever, a montage made using the statements or images of a person without his/her consent shall be punished with the penalties provided for in article 125, if there is no evidence that this is a montage or if this fact is not expressly stated. ARTICLE 129 : As concerns all the offences provided for in articles 125, 126, 127 and 128, the attempted commission of the misdemeanour shall be punished same as the actual commission of the misdemeanour itself. In the cases provided for in articles 125 and 126, the court may order that the equipment used to commit the offence should be seized. In the cases referred to articles 125, 126 and 128, an order may also be given to seize any recording, document, or montage tool gotten through the acts provided for in articles 125 and 126. In the cases referred to in article 128, an order may be given to seize the montage tool. SECTION III: LEAKS ARTICLE 130: All those, keeping through status or profession secrets that are entrusted to them, excluding the cases where the law compels them to disclose this information, who reveal these secrets, shall be punished with imprisonment of between six months to two years, and optionally a fine of between 20,000 to 150,000 francs. The same penalties shall apply notably to members of any court found guilty of violating the secrecy of proceedings. If the offender is a civil servant or an agent of the administration, he/she shall be punished with imprisonment between three months to five years and a fine between 20, 000 to 240, 000 francs. The offender shall additionally be banned from holding any public office or employment for five years at least and ten years at most. Excluding the cases provided for herein above, any destruction, or opening of a correspondence meant for a third party, done in bad faith, shall be punished with the same penalties. The attempted commission of the misdemeanour shall be punishable same as the actual commission of the misdemeanour itself. SECTION V: VIOLATIONS OF FREEDOM OF EMPLOYMENT ARTICLE 132: Whosoever, using violence, assault, threats or fraudulent manoeuvres, violates the freedom of recruitment and employment, causes or maintains an individual or collective cessation of work, disturbs the normal school or university process shall be punished with imprisonment of between fifteen days to three months, and a fine between 20,000 and 200,000 francs. An attempt to commit this crime shall be liable to the same punishment as the commission of the crime itself. ARTICLE 133: The same penalty shall apply to whosoever, abusing his/her duties or authority, compels an individual to work for him/her or another. SECTION VI: MISDEMEANOURS RELATED TO THE HANDLING OF THE CIVIL STATUS DOCUMENTS ARTICLE 134: Civil status officers and civil servants in charge of a civil service centre who enter their records on mere detachable pieces of paper shall be punished with imprisonment o f between one to three months and a fine between 25,000 and 100,000 francs. ARTICLE 135 : When the civil status officer or civil servant in charge of a civil status centre fails to ensure that any one of the spouses or father, mother or any other capable person under the law consents, for the validity of a marriage, he/she shall be punished with a fine between 25,000 to 120,000 francs or imprisonment of between six months at least to one year at most. 26