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    The parliamentary family warns of serious violations against children

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    The parliamentary family warns of serious violations against children Empty The parliamentary family warns of serious violations against children

    Post by Rocky Tue 13 Jun 2017, 1:42 am



    The parliamentary family warns of serious violations against children

     Baghdad / Range

    A member of the Committee on Women, Family and Childhood in the House of Representatives, Rezan Sheikh Delir, warned on Monday of bad practices and serious violations against children, while stressing that the laws
    The legislator to protect them is impossible to apply in light of the current situation.
    "Many of the laws that Iraq has enacted and is trying to protect to protect children are impossible to apply in such circumstances as the country is going through, notably the absence of the rule of law," she said in a statement.
    "Many families force their children to beg or take advantage of their young age and the disabilities they suffer from, especially girls who are forced to sleep on the streets, causing them to be harassed or physically abused in most cases," she said.
    Times ".
    "Most of these children are forced to leave school and lose their future," the statement said. "This issue began to include displaced persons, taking advantage of the difficult conditions they face and their need to work in hotels and accept any job."
    She stressed the need to "have workshops or government courses that can qualify adults and open labs to benefit from their experience," warning of "cases of trafficking in children caused by their involvement in such acts."
    The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs called for "carrying out campaigns to combat child labor as well as awareness and guidance campaign to limit this, and to monitor violations of the forced labor of children under the legal age of (15) years, and to ascertain the extent to which those projects comply with the provisions of the Labor Law and the regulations and instructions issued
    Under it ".

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