ARTICLE 106 - Threat
1) Any person who threatens another individual by stating that he will attack the individual's or his relative's life or physical or sexual immunity shall be subject to a penalty of imprisonment for a term of six months to two years. Where the threat relates to causing extensive loss of economic assets or other related harms, there shall be a penalty of imprisonment for a term of up to six months or a judicial fine, upon the complaint of the victim.
2) Where the threat is carried out:
a) with the use of a weapon;
b) while concealing his identity or with an unsigned letter or by using a particular symbol;
c) jointly with more than one person;
d) by taking advantage of the power to invoke fear derived from a criminal organisation which exists, or is assumed to exist
the offender shall be sentenced to a penalty of imprisonment for a term of two to five years.
3) Where the offences of intentional killing, intentional injury or damaging property are committed with the aim to threaten, the penalties for such offences shall be imposed in addition.

ARTICLE 107 - Blackmail
1) Any person who forces an individual to obtain an illegal interest or forces someone to act, or fail to act, such not being within the scope of his duty, or to perform an act contrary to law; by stating that he will or will not do something which would be within his duty or rights, shall be sentenced to a penalty of imprisonment for a term of one to three years and a judicial fine of up to five thousand days.
2) Where a person threatens do disclose or make an accusation as to a matter that would damage a person's honor or reputation for the purposes of obtaining a benefit for himself or others, he shall be sentenced according to the provisions of section one.

ARTICLE 108 - Force
1) Any person who uses force against an individual in order to compel such individual to carry out or fail to carry out an act or to enable himself to carry out a particular act, the penalty that would be imposed under the offence of intentional injury shall be increased by one third to one half.

ARTICLE 109 - Deprivation of Liberty
1) Any person who unlawfully restricts the freedom of a person to move or to remain, in a particular place shall be sentenced to a penalty of imprisonment for a term of one to five years.
2) Where a person uses force, threats or deception in order to commit an offence or during the commission of the offence, then a penalty of imprisonment for a term of two to seven years shall be imposed.
3) Where this offence is committed:
a) with use of a weapon,
b) together with more than one person,
c) against a public officer as a result of the performance of his public duty,
d) by misusing the influence derived from public office,
e) against a direct antecedent, direct descendents or spouse,
f) against a child or a person who cannot defend himself physically or mentally,
the penalty to imposed according to the above sections shall be doubled.
4) Where this offence results in the significant economic loss to the victim, an additional penalty of a judicial fine up to one thousand days shall be imposed.
5) Where the offence is committed with a sexual purpose, the penalty to be imposed in accordance with the above sections shall be increased by one half.
6) Where an aggravated injury on account of its consequences is committed in order to commit this offence or during the commission of this offence, then the provisions relating to intentional injury shall be additionally applied.

ARTICLE 110 - Effective Remorse
1) Where a person who was committed the offence defined in the above article, frees the victim voluntarily, in a safe place, prior to the commencement of an investigation and without having caused any harm to the victim, then the penalty to be imposed shall be reduced by two thirds.

ARTICLE 111 - Implementation of Security Measures for Legal Entities
1) Security measures specifically on legal entities shall be imposed upon those entities which secure unjust benefit from the commission of the offences of threat, blackmail, force or deprivation of liberty.

ARTICLE 112 - Prevention of Education and Training
1) Any person who prevents any of the following acts, by the use of force or threat or any other unlawful act shall be sentenced to a penalty of imprisonment for a term of one to three years:
a) all forms of educational and training activities which have been established by a public authority or carried out under a license issued by a public authority; or
b) entering or remaining in buildings or premises where students are living communally.

ARTICLE 113 - Prevention of the Activities of a Public Institution or Professional Institution Considered to be a Public Institution
1) Where the activities of a public institution are prevented by the use of violence or threat or any other unlawful act, a penalty of imprisonment for term of one to three years shall be imposed.

ARTICLE 114 - Prevention of the Exercise of Political Rights
1) Any person who uses force against, or threatens another person in order to compel such person
a) to be or not to be a member of a political party, to attend or not to attend activities of a political party, to leave a political party or to leave the position of management of a political party, or
b) to fail to stand as a candidate for an elected public post or to leave a position which he has been elected to
shall be sentenced to a penalty of imprisonment for a term of one to three years.
2) Where the activities of a political party are prevented by the use of force or threat, or by any other unlawful act, a penalty of imprisonment for a term of two to five years shall be imposed.

ARTICLE 115 - Prevention of the Exercise of Freedom of Belief, Thought and Conviction
1) Any person who uses force against or threatens another person in order to compel him to alter or declare, or in order to prevent him from declaring or disseminating his religious, political, social or philosophical believes, thoughts or convictions shall be sentenced to a penalty of imprisonment for a term of one to three years.
2) Where communal religious worship or ceremony is prevented by the use of force, threats or by any other unlawful act a penalty in accordance with the above section shall be imposed.