The rights and liberties referred to in this Constitution may be restricted by law in respect of aliens, in accordance with international law. Every person shall have the right to live in peace, security and tranquility and to develop and protect his material and moral existence. No person shall be subjected to ill-treatment or torture. No person shall be subjected to any punishment or treatment which is incompatible with human honour and dignity. Every person shall be under the obligation to respect and protect this.
Every person has the right to life and corporal integrity.
No person shall be deprived of his life except in the due execution of a sentence of a competent court upon his conviction of an offence for which the death penalty is provided by law. A law may provide for such penalty only in cases of high treason in times of war, piracy and terrorism jure gentium or repeated conviction of an offence punishable with life imprisonment.