Provisions on a child’s rights to know who his/her parents are, meaning to know his/her origin (including his/her breast-feeding mother), is meant to avoid the breakdown of family line and bloodline between a child and his/her biological parents, while the rights to be raised and cared for by his/her parents are meant for a child to obey and respect his/her parents. Article 8 Clear enough Article 9 Verse (1) Clear enough Verse (2) Clear enough Article 10 Clear enough Article 11 Clear enough Article 12 The rights in this provision is meant to ensure that his/her life is in accordance with dignity of humanity, to raise self-confidence and ability to participate in social life, nation life, and state life. Article 13 Verse (1) Letter a Discriminating treatment, for example treatment that differentiates ethnics, religion, race, group, sexes, culture and language, child’s legal status, child’s birth rank, and physical and/or mental condition. Letter b Exploiting treatment, for example an act or deed of using, taking advantage of, or blackmailing to gain personal, family, or group benefits. 23