Article 3 · Freedom from Torture, Slavery, and Exploitation

Article 3 · Freedom from Torture, Slavery, and Exploitation Current text v1

No person shall be subjected to torture, cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment or punishment. This includes absolute prohibition of slavery, servitude, forced labor, human trafficking, bonded labor, or any form of exploitation in all its modern manifestations, with the state obligated to prevent, investigate, and remedy such violations.

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