- (7) No person shall remain under arrest after a release order has been issued by the competent authority or such person's sentence has been served.
Article 45: The public authorities, whether military, civilian or of
any other kind, even during a state of emergency, exception or restriction or guarantees, are prohibited from effecting, permitting or tolerating the forced disappearance of persons. An officer receiving an
order or instruction to carry it out, has the obligation not to obey, and
to report the order or instruction to the competent authorities. The
intellectual and physical perpetrators accomplices and concealers of
the crimes of forced disappearance of a person, as well as any attempt
to commit such offense, shall be punished in accordance with law.
Article 46: Everyone is entitled to respect for his or her physical,
mental and moral integrity, therefore:
- (1) No person shall be subjected to penalties, tortures, cruelty, inhuman or degrading treatment. Every victim of torture or cruel, inhumane or degrading treatment effected or tolerated by agents of the State has the right to rehabilitation.
- (2) Any person deprived of liberty shall be treated with respect due to the inherent dignity of the human being.
- (3) No person shall be subjected without his or her freely given consent to scientific experiments or medical or laboratory examinations, except when such person's life is in danger, or in any other circumstances as may be detained by law.
- (4) Any public official who, by reason of his official position, inflicts mistreatment or physical or mental suffering on any person or instigates or tolerates such treatment, shall be punished* in accordance with law.
Article 47: A person's home and any private premise are inviolable. They may not be forcibly entered except by court order, to prevent the commission of a crime or carry out the decisions handed
