capacity and age in the interests of his own development, insofar as this meets moral requirements. Article 61 Every child has the right to rest and mix with children of his own age, and to play and create as befits his intellectual capacity in the interests of his own development. Article 62 Every child has the right to access to adequate health services and social security as befits his physical, emotional and spiritual needs. Article 63 Every child has the right not to be involved in war, armed conflict, social unrest, and other incidents involving violence. Article 64 Every child has the right to protection from financial exploitation, and from doing any work which is dangerous and/or which could interfere with his education or his physical, mental, or spiritual health. Article 65 Every child has the right to protection from sexual exploitation and abuse, abduction and child trading, and from the misuse of narcotics, psychotropics, and other addictive substances. Article 66 (1) Every child has the right not to be the object of oppression, torture, or inhuman legal punishment. (2) Sentence of death or life imprisonment shall not be handed down child offenders. (3) Every child has the right not to have his freedom unlawfully taken from him. (4) Children may be arrested, detained, or jailed only in accordance with prevailing legislation and only as a measure of last resort. (5) Every child whose freedom is taken from him has the right to humane treatment, as befits the personal development needs of his age, and shall not be separated from his parents unless this is in his own interest. (6) Every child whose freedom is taken from him has the right to access effective legal or other aid at every stage of ongoing legal proceedings. (7) Every child whose freedom is taken from him has the right to defend himself and to access to a private hearing before an objective and impartial Child Tribunal. CHAPTER IV HUMAN OBLIGATIONS Article 67 Everyone within the territory of the Republic of Indonesia is required to comply with Indonesian legislation and Indonesian Law, including unwritten law and international law concerning human rights ratified by Indonesia. Article 68 Every citizen is required to participate in measures to defend the state in accordance with prevailing legislation. Article 69 (1) Everyone is required to respect the human rights of others, and social, national, and state morals, ethics and order. (2) Every human right gives rise to the basic obligation and responsibility to uphold the human rights of others, and it is the duty of government to respect, protect uphold and promote these rights and obligations. Article 70 In executing his rights and obligations, everyone shall observe the limitations set forth in the provisions in this Act, in order to ensure that the rights and freedoms of others are respected,