PART TWO THE FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS
CHAPTER II PERSONAL RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS
Article 25
No one may be subjected to torture, cruel, inhuman or degrading punishment or treatment.

PART TWO THE FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS
CHAPTER II PERSONAL RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS
Article 28
5. Every person who has been deprived of liberty pursuant to article 27, has the right to humane treatment and respect for his dignity.

SPECIAL PART

CHAPTER IX - CRIMINAL ACTS AGAINST JUSTICE

Article 314- Use of violence during investigation

Use of violence by the person in charge of an investigation to force a citizen to make a statement, give testimony or confess his guilt or somebody else's, is punishable by three to ten years of imprisonment.

GENERAL PROVISIONS
Article 5
Restrictions of the personal freedom
1. The freedom of a person may be restricted by way of precautionary measures only in the cases and under the conditions defined by the law.
2. No one may be subjected to torture or humiliating punishment or treatment.
3. Persons convicted to imprisonment are ensured human treatment and moral rehabilitation.

CHAPTER IV THE DEFENDANT
Article 38 General rules for questioning
The defendant, even if under precautionary detention measure or detained for any other reason, participates freely in the questioning, except in cases when measures must be taken to prevent the risk of escaping or violence.
1. methods or techniques which may influence the freedom of determination or alter the capacity to recall and evaluate facts shall not be used, even with the consent of the defendant.
1. Prior to questioning, the defendant shall be asked expressly whether he has understood his rights, provided in written form, pursuant to Articles 34/a and 34/b of this Code. If the defendant is not informed, since the beginning, about his rights pursuant to the provisions of this Code, his statements may not be used.