rela onship; in the absence of such provisions, the relevant provisions of this Book on the protec on of personality rights shall, based on the nature of the right, be applied muta s mutandis. Chapter II Rights to Life, Rights to Corporeal Integrity, and Rights to Health Ar cle 1002 A natural person enjoys the right to life. A natural persons’ life safety and dignity are protected by law and free from infringement by any organiza on or individual. Ar cle 1003 A natural person enjoys the right to corporeal integrity. A natural persons’ corporeal integrity and freedom of movement are protected by law and free from infringement by any organiza on or individual. Ar cle 1004 A natural person enjoys the right to health. A natural persons’ physical and mental health are protected by law and free from infringement by any organiza on or individual. Ar cle 1005 Where a natural person’s right to life, right to corporeal integrity, or right to health is infringed upon or otherwise in peril, the organiza on or individual who is legally obligated to aid shall promptly extend rescue. Ar cle 1006 A person with full capacity for performing civil juris c acts has the right to make a voluntary decision in accordance with law to donate his cells, ssues, organs, and remains. No organiza on or individual may force, deceive, or induce the person to donate such. The consent of a person with full capacity for performing civil juris c acts to be a donor thereof in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph shall be made in wri ng or through a will. Where a natural person, during his life, has not disagreed to be a donor thereof a er he dies , his spouse, adult children, and parents may, upon his death, jointly decide to make the dona on, and such a decision shall be made in wri ng. Ar cle 1007 Any form of purchase or sale of human cells, ssues, organs, or remains is prohibited. Any purchase or sale in viola on of the preceding paragraph is void. Ar cle 1008 Where a clinical trial is needed for developing new drugs and medical devices or developing new preven on and treatment methods, upon approval of the relevant competent authori es and the examina on and approval of the ethics commi ee, the par cipants or the guardians thereof shall be informed of the details including the purposes, methods, and the possible risks of the trial, and their wri en consent must be obtained. When conduc ng a clinical trial, no fees may be collected from the par cipants of the trial. Ar cle 1009 A medical and scien c research ac vity related to human genes, embryos, or the like, shall be done in accordance with the relevant provisions of laws, administra ve regula ons, and the regula ons of the State, and shall not endanger human health, o end ethics and morals, or harm public interests. Ar cle 1010 A person who has been sexually harassed against his will by another person through oral words, wri en language, images, physical acts, or the like, has the right to request the actor to bear civil liability in accordance with law. The State organs, enterprises, schools, and other organiza ons shall take reasonable precau ons, accept and hear complaints, inves gate and handle cases, and take other like measures to prevent and stop sexual harassment conducted by a person through taking advantage of his posi on and power or a superiorsubordinate rela onship, and the like. Ar cle 1011 A person, whose freedom of movement has been deprived of or restricted by illegal deten on or the like measures, or whose body has been illegally searched, has the right to request the actor to bear civil liability in accordance with law. tt ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ft ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ff ti tt ti fi ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti tt ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti 108