Examples of using Code on children in English and their translations into Russian
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The Code on Children and Adolescents;
In 2004, it adopted the Code on Children and Adolescents.
Code on Children and Adolescents of 27 October 1999.
Código de la Niñez y Adolescencia Code on Children and Adolescents.
Code on Children and Adolescents Act No. 100, Registro Oficial No. 737, 3 January 2003.
The Committee is also concerned at the insufficient budget allocation for implementation of the Code on Children and Adolescents.
The Uniform Code on Children, adopted in 2004, had given a new impetus to protecting the rights of children. .
A new law inspired by the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Code on Children and Adolescents had encouraged the establishment of more childcare facilities.
The Code on Children and Adolescents(Act 1680/01) provides in its article 50 for the following powers of the CODENIs.
Adolescents are covered by Act No. 7735,on Protection of Adolescent Mothers(article 12(f)) and the Code on Children and Adolescents(article 51), which reinforce this comprehensive care.
The Code on Children and Adolescents was being modified to comply with the Constitution and the Convention on the Rights of the Child. .
The Constitution's provisions in the area of health are also reflected in the Code on Children and Adolescents, which states in article 41 that"Minors shall enjoy free health care provided directly by the State.
The Committee also recommends that all the other programmes and plans which may have impact on children be adequately coordinated with the National Plan of Action for Children andAdolescents as well as with the Code on Children and Adolescents.
Act No. 1680/2001 approving the Code on Children and Adolescents and amending the relevant sections of the Labour Code; .
Furthermore, there is a body of law that supports energetic public action in the area of health care and that is based both on constitutional guarantees andon the General Act on the Protection of Adolescent Mothers and the Code on Children and Adolescents.
The Committee takes note that domestic legislation(e.g. the Code on Children and Adolescents) has included the principles of“the best interests of the child”(art. 3) and“respect for the views of the child” art. 12.
For implementation of the project, the Office of the General Coordinator is in charge of the Secretariat for Childhood and Adolescence(SNNA), which is the lead body for policies and programmes relating to children and adolescents,in accordance with Code No. 1681/01 Code on Children and Adolescents.
The Committee recommends that the Code on Children and Adolescents be amended along the lines suggested by the Minister of Labour of Peru in May 1993, following comments made to that effect by the International Labour Office.
The Committee recommends that the State party increase its efforts to guarantee the full harmonization of its domestic law,including the Family Code and the Code on Children and Adolescents, with the Convention on the Rights of the Child and other applicable international standards.
The Committee acknowledges the fact that, since the Code on Children and Adolescents and the National Plan of Action for Children were adopted only recently, there has not been sufficient time to implement them or to evaluate their effectiveness.
While the Committee notes some progress in improving the juvenile justice system in the country,including the fact that the Code on Children and Adolescents brought Peruvian legislation generally in conformity with the Convention on the Rights of the Child, it is concerned about.
The 1999 Code on Children and Adolescents had introduced legal measures and regulations to promote the best interests of all children and adolescents without exception and ensure that they participated in and benefited from social and economic development.
The Committee is also concerned at the extent of violence within the family; at the high number of abandoned and institutionalized children due to widespread family problems;and about the fact that the Code on Children and Adolescents is not completely in conformity with the relevant provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and relevant conventions of the International Labour Organization, especially with regard to minimum ages for admission to employment.
Moreover, the Code on Children and Adolescents(published under Act No. 100 in issue No. 737 of the Registro Oficial of 3 January 2003) is designed to ensure that children and adolescents living in Ecuador receive the full protection that the State, society and families should provide with a view to achieving their integral development and ensuring their full enjoyment of their rights in freedom and with dignity and equity.
The Ombudsman's Office says there is a need to bring the Code on Children and Adolescents into line with the Convention on the Rights of the Child with regard to the entire criminal proceedings for young offenders.
The Committee takes note that the Code on Children and Adolescents includes legal measures for the protection of children deprived of a family environment and that further measures have been included in the draft Code on the Family.
A number of laws protect students' dignity,including the Code on Children and Adolescents(arts. 21, 22 and 114) and the General Education Act(1998)(art. 125), but there is no prohibition of all corporal punishment.
Amendments had also been made to the Code on Children and Adolescents in line with the strong approach taken regarding the strategy for life and living together, including legislative tools, public policies and intervention at the urban level in areas where living together was quite complex.
Provisions against violence andabuse in the Constitution(1992), the Code on Children and Adolescents(2001), the Criminal Code(1998) and the Domestic Violence Act(2000) are not interpreted as prohibiting all corporal punishment in child-rearing.
Ensure that the draft amendments to the Code on Children and Adolescents explicitly prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, including in the home, and that they are enacted as a matter of priority(Liechtenstein);