Examples of using Draft children's code in English and their translations into Spanish
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Draft children's code.
Please provide information on the status and content of the draft children's code.
The draft Children's Code has already been prepared and will be validated in the next few days.
The Division had also organized field visits, to schools and other places,to gather views concerning the draft children's code.
A draft children's code had already been adopted by the Council of Ministers.
The Committee urges the State party to remove all discriminatory laws relating to nationality, in accordance with article 9 of the Convention,and to enact the draft children's code.
The draft Children's Code also took into account the shortcomings of that ordinance.
As for children placed in domestic service, the Government is concerned about their situation andthe Committee on the Rights of the Child has confirmed the Government's intention to address this issue in the draft Children's Code.
The draft Children's Code defines the child as any person under 18 years of age.
The Government was also formulating urgent family consolidation policies with a view to reintegrating thousands of street children into society, and it intended to speed up the consideration and adoption of the draft Children's Code.
He inquired whether the draft Children's Code contained provisions designed to remedy that situation.
The draft Children's Code provides the right of meeting and association for children and adolescents.
Ms. Gnandou(Niger) said that the draft Children's Code had been validated by a workshop representing all components of society.
The draft Children's Code fixed the minimum working age at 15, in line with international standards.
Although there was no press censorship in the country, the draft Children's Code contained provisions on the subject and everything possible would be done to ensure that they were complied with.
However, the draft Children's Code does have a special chapter on the adoption of Uruguayan children by persons living abroad.
In coordination with UNICEF,Timor-Leste had developed a draft Children's Code, released in March, that would establish and safeguard the rights of children in conflict with the law.
A draft Children's Code prepared in conjunction with the non-governmental organization(NGO) Plan Niger had been approved in 2005 and a bill on human trafficking was under way.
JS1 recommended that the Ministry of Justice complete the draft Children's Code by the end of 2012, with the expectation that the Parliament will pass the legislation by the end of 2013.
The draft children's code was another important piece of legislation, and she urged the State party to put it into effect as soon as possible.
Ms. DIOP(Senegal) said that the draft Children's Code had finally been completed and sent to the Ministry of Justice for comment.
The draft children's code, which was presented to the Council of Ministers on 17 August 2011, is pending approval.
She therefore hoped that Uruguay would soon adopt the draft Children's Code in order to provide the necessary normative framework for conveying the message on the rights of the child to the public.
The draft children's code was prepared by a working group comprising representatives of States bodies and voluntary and international organizations.
Mr. KOTRANE requested additional information on the draft children's code, and on the requirement that adoptive parents should reimburse the State for its childcare expenses prior to the adoption.
The draft children's code had not yet been adopted, but it had been validated at a workshop attended by representatives of civil society and the Government, and it would likely be adopted during the first three months of 2006.
The Committee welcomes the elaboration in 2005 of a draft Children's Code in order to abolish the legal pluralism in the field of children's rights and harmonize the national laws with the Convention on the Rights of the Child. .
However, the draft children's code did take into account the Constitution, in stating that a child born to a Togolese mother or father was entitled to Togolese nationality.
At last, on 2 March 1994, the draft Children's Code prepared by this commission was endorsed by the Executive and submitted to the Parliament.
Mrs. SARDENBERG shared the hope that the draft children's code would be adopted expeditiously, and considered that the Committee's conclusions on the implementation of the Convention would be useful in drawing up the final draft. .