Republic of Haiti |
Republic of Haiti |
Republic of Haiti
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| Title I |
| The Republic of Haiti. Its emblem and its symbols |
| Chapter I |
| The Republic of Haiti |
| First Article :
Haiti is an indivisible, sovereign, independent, cooperatist, free, democratic and social republic. |
| FIRST Article - 1:
The city of Port-au-Prince is the capital and the seat of government. This seat may be moved elsewhere for reasons of force majeure. |
| Article 2:
The national colors shall be blue and red. |
| Article 3:
The emblem of the Haitian Nation shall be a flag with the following description: a. Two (2) equal sized horizontal bands: a blue one on top and a red one underneath; b. The coat of arms of the Republic are: a Palette surmounted by the liberty cap, and under the palms a trophy with the legend: In Union there is Strength |
| Article 4:
The national motto is: Liberty; Equality, Fraternity. |
| Article 4-1:
The national anthem shall be the "Dessalinienne." |
| Article 5:
All Haitians are united by a common language: Creole.
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| Article 6:
The monetary unit shall be the gourde, which is divided into centimes. |
| Article 7:
The cult of the personality is categorically forbidden. Effigies and names of living personages may not appear on the currency, stamps, seals, public buildings, streets or works of art. |
| Article 7-1:
Use of effigies of deceased persons must be approved by the Legislature.
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Constitution of Haiti |
| Republic of Haiti |
| Territory |
| Haitian Nationality |
| Nature of the Citizenship |
| Basic Rights |
| Right to life and Health |
| Individual Liberty |
| Freedom of Expression |
| Freedom of Conscience |
| Freedom of assembly and Association |
| Education and Teaching |
| Freedom to Work |
| Property |
| Right to Information |
| Right to Security |
| Duties of the Citizen |
| Aliens |
| National Sovereignty |
| Territorial Divisions And Decentralization |
| Communal Sections |
| Communes |
| Arrondissements |
| Departments |
| Delegates and Vice Presidents |
| Interdepartamental Council |
| Legislative Branch |
| House of Deputies |
| Senate |
| National Assembly |
| Exercise of Legislative Power |
| Incompatibilities |
| Executive Branch |
| President of the Republic |
| Duties of the President of the Republic |
| Government |
| Powers of The Prime Minister |
| Ministers and Secretaries of State |
| Judiciary |
| High Court of Justice |
| Independent Institutions |
| Permanent Electoral Council |
| Superior Court of Auditors |
| Conciliation Comission |
| Protection of Citizens |
| University Academy Culture |
| Public Finance |
| Civil Service |
| Economics and Agriculture |
| Environment |
| Family |
| Armed Forces and the Police Force |
| Armed Forces |
| Police Forces |
| General Provisions |
| Amendments to the Constitution |
| Temporary Provisions |
| Final Provisions |
| Constitution of Haiti |