constituteproject.org PDF generated: 18 Apr 2016, 15:36 One may only be dispossessed for cause of duly declared public utility and with a just and prior indemnification. • Regulation of evidence collection • Inalienable rights Article 42 The domicile is inviolable. Searches may only be effected within the cases and the forms prescribed by the law. Article 43 Every Chadian has the right to establish their domicile or residence freely and in any place whatsoever on the national territory. • Freedom of movement Article 44 Every Chadian has the right to circulate freely in the interior of the national territory, to leave it and to return to it. • Right to privacy Article 45 The secrecy of correspondence and of communications is guaranteed by the law. Article 46 • Protection of stateless persons The right to asylum is granted to foreign nationals within the conditions determined by the law. • Extradition procedure The extradition of political refugees is prohibited. • Protection of environment Article 47 Every person has the right to a healthy environment. • Protection of environment Article 48 The State and the decentralized territorial collectivities must see to the protection of the environment. The conditions of storage, of handling and of disposal of toxic wastes or pollutants deriving from national activities are determined by the law. The transit, importation, storage, burying, [or] dumping on the national territory of foreign toxic wastes or pollutants is prohibited. Chapter II: Of the Duties • Duty to obey the constitution Article 49 Every citizen is held to respect the Constitution, the laws and regulations as well as the institutions and the symbols of the Republic. Article 50 The public assets are inviolable. Every person must respect them and protect them. Chad 1996 (rev. 2005) Page 9