The state, the government, families and parents are obliged to make efforts that born children are free
from diseases which are life-threatening or may inflict disabilities.
Article 47
(1) The state, the government, families and parents are obliged to protect children from efforts of
transplanting theirbody organs for other parties.
(2) The state, the government, families, and parents are obliged to protect children from the acts of:
a. taking a child’s body organs and/or the child’s body tissues without
considering the child’s health.
b. selling and buying of body organs or a child’s body tissues; and
c. health experiments which uses children as research objects without
parents’ consent and which does not prioritize a child’s best interests.
Third section
Education
Article 48
The government is obliged to implement basic education of minimum 9 (nine) years for all children.
Article 49
The state, government, families, and parents are obliged to provide as extensive opportunities as possible
for children to acquire education.
Article 50
Education as meant in Article 48 is directed toward:
a. child’s attitude development and characteristic abilities, talents, physical and mental abilities until
they acquire maximum potentials.
b. Development of respects toward human’s rights and basic freedom.
c. Development of respect toward parents, cultural identity, language and his/her own values,
national values in which the child live, from where the child originates, and civilizations different
from that of the child;
d. child’s preparation for a responsible life; and
e. development of respect and love toward environment.
Article 51
Children who excel are given opportunities and accessibility to acquire special education.
Article 53
(1)The government is responsible for providing free tuition and/or aids or special services for children
from underprivileged families, abandoned children, and children living in remote areas.
(2) The government’s responsibilities as meant in verse (1) includesencouraging communities to take part
actively.
Article 54
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