Childcare Act

RS Law on Child Protection

RS Law on Social and Child Protection

Law on labor regulates protection and rights of the employed child bearing woman, while the law on protection of children regulates and establishes rights of the child and unemployed child bearing woman.

FBiH Law on Social and Child Protection

Child care leave may also be used, all at once or in installments, by the father of the child (article 165 of the Labour Code).

(a) Sexual Offences Act in 1995, protecting children from incestuous relationships

The development of this Act is a result of public consultation during the review of the Child Welfare Act.

The existing tax measures for childcare will be incorporated into the Childcare Act.

They include the Statute of the Child and Adolescent, the Organic Law for Social Assistance and the National Policy on Ageing.

In 1991, the National Assembly of Viet Nam adopted the Law on Child Protection, Care and Education.

(b) Domestic Violence Act in 1999, protecting the rights of children and women from domestic violence and

The Child Law of 1993, adopted in line with the Convention on the Rights of the Child, has been translated into six different languages of major national races.

On its part, Nigeria has not only ratified and fully incorporated the Convention on the Rights of the Child into its domestic legislation, but it has also strengthened the domestic environment by enacting, in 2003, the Child Rights Act as well as the Trafficking in Persons Prohibition Law Enforcement and Administration Act.

The Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act came into force November 1, 2004.

The Labour Law that becomes effective as of 1 June 2002, stipulates that it will be possible for the child's father as well as the mother to use the childcare leave.

(c) The enactment in July 2004 of legislation establishing the National Human Rights Commission of Sierra Leone, the presentation to Parliament of bills for an Anti Human Trafficking Act and a Child Rights Act, and the production by the Law Reform Commission of a draft bill on sexual offences

(c) The enactment in July 2004 of legislation establishing the National Human Rights Commission of Sierra Leone, the presentation to Parliament of bills for an Anti Human Trafficking Act and a Child Rights Act, and the production by the Law Reform Commission of a draft bill on sexual offences

The Code of the Child, which includes all international legal provisions dealing with the rights of children and gives primacy to the interest of the child, including girls.

Adoption, as an institution of legal protection of parentless children, is regulated by the Family Law (arts.

(c) Magistrates Code of Procedure (Amendment) Act of 1993, ensuring adequate payment of child maintenance by absent fathers.

The 1992 Law on Children stipulated measures for safeguarding the rights of the child in line with the CRC.

This Act replaces the former Child Welfare Act and provides for enhanced services to families before they reach crisis.

Section 18(1) of the Civil Status (Registration) Act provides for any of a number of persons to register a child.

A draft children's code has been developed, and is expected to be finalized in the first half of 2005.

Specific issues related to the employment of children are regulated also by the Law On Protection of the Rights of the Child of 19 June 1998.

Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 345 II on the rights of the child in the Republic of Kazakhstan, of 8 August 2002

38. The Committee is concerned that the definition of the child contained in the juvenile code does not comply with the requirements of article 1 of the Convention.

Section 7(2) of the Education Act provides that it is the duty of the child's parents to ensure that the child attends a school.

The Committee recommends that the State party ensure the full implementation of relevant legislation, in particular the Statute of the Child and Adolescent.

Public institutions based their activities on the Children's Rights Act and the presidential programme The children of Belarus, 2001 2010 .

Representatives presented some of the initiatives developed to prevent and respond to violence against children, such as the development of the Palestinian Child Rights Law and awareness campaigns about child rights and gender based violence.

UNICEF also initiated a programme to promote and monitor the rights of children and women, and supported the development of a draft juvenile justice law and a draft penal code.

Where's the baby? Asleep.

And the child! A beautiful child!

The Labour Law provided for the right for the father of a child to use maternity leave on the death of a mother, in case a mother abandoned a child or is otherwise prevented from using this right.

Moreover, the Children Act of 1989 provided a framework for local authorities to review and plan child care provisions, enabling more women to work.

In Brazil, the punishment for rape is outlined in Article 213 of the Brazilian Penal Code.

An initiative was also launched for establishment of a children's fund.

Regarding the draft of the Children's Act 2005, she asked whether a list of the harmful traditional practices that it referred to could be provided to the Committee.

The Law on labor allows for a father of the child to use the right to maternity leave in case of the child's mother's death, in case the mother abandons the child, or if she is prevented from exercising this right due to valid reasons.

Ms. Ciroma (Nigeria) said that, following her Government's ratification of the Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1991, the National Assembly had enacted the Child Rights Act, under which it was an offence to discriminate against a child on grounds of gender, ethnic origin, religion and physical or mental ability.

Acknowledgement of paternity of a foreign national means that the foreign offspring in question acquire a relationship under family law with the man who has acknowledged paternity.

Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 591 II on prevention of violations of the law among minors and prevention of child neglect and homelessness, of 9 July 2004

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