§ Article 76(untitled)

Restrictions on Basic Rights and Freedoms During State of
 Emergency or Martial Law

During state of emergency or martial law, basic rights and freedoms of the human

being and the citizen — with the exception of those referred to in Articles 23-26, 28-

30, 35-37, part 1 of Article 38, part 1 of Article 41, part 1, first sentence of part 5 and

part 8 of Article 47, Article 52, part 2 of Article 55, Article 56, Article 61, Articles 63-

72 of the Constitution — may be temporarily suspended or subjected to additional

restrictions under the procedure prescribed by law, only to the extent required by the

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existing situation within the framework of international commitments undertaken with

respect to derogations from obligations during state of emergency or martial law.