Article 67 War invalids, sick soldiers, and the families of fallen soldiers and revolutionary martyrs shall enjoy preferential treatment in State policies. War invalids shall enjoy favourable conditions for their physical rehabilitation, shall be given employment suited to their state of health and assistance in securing stable living conditions. Individuals and families credited with meritorious service to the country shall be given commendation and reward and shall be looked after. Old people, infirm people and orphans without support shall receive State assistance. The citizen shall enjoy freedom of opinion and speech, freedom of the press, the right to be informed, and the right to assemble, form associations and hold demonstrations in accordance with the provisions of the law.
All religions are equal before the law.
The places of worship of all faiths and religions are protected by the law. The citizen shall enjoy inviolability of the person and the protection of the law with regard to his life, health, honour and dignity. No one can be arrested in the absence of a ruling by the People's Court, a ruling or sanction of the People's Office of Supervision and Control except in case of flagrant offences. Taking a person into, or holding him in, custody must be done with full observance of the law. It is strictly forbidden to use all forms of harassment and coercion, torture, violation of his honour and dignity, against a citizen.