(1) The author of a work shall enjoy the following moral rights:

a) the right of authorship - the right to be acknowledged as the author of his work and the right to claim such acknowledgement, including by indicating his name on all copies of the published work or by referring to his name, as is customary, in the case of any exploitation of the work, except where this is impossible and where the absence of an obligation to indicate the author's name arises from other provisions of this Act;

b) the right to a name - the right of the author to decide how his name will appear in the exploitation of the work (real name, pseudonym or anonymous);

c) the right to respect for the integrity of the work - the right to protection of his work against any distortion, distortion or any other harm to the work that would damage the author's honour or reputation;

d) the right to disclosure of the work - the right to decide whether, how and when the work will be made known to the public;

e) the right to withdraw the work - the right of the author to withdraw his work from the commercial circuit, compensating the holder of the right of exploitation if he is harmed by the exercise of the withdrawal.

(2) Moral rights shall not be subject to any waiver or assignment and shall be imprescriptible, even if the author assigns his economic rights.