Ipaliwanag sa Tagalog at magbigay ng halimbawa
Children of Indigenous Cultural Communities
The following are the pertinent provisions of Republic Act 7610 otherwise known as the Special Protection of Children against Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act anent children of indigenous cultural communities:
Section 17. Survival, Protection and Development. - In addition to the rights guaranteed to children under this Act and other existing laws, children of indigenous cultural communities shall be entitled to protection, survival and development consistent with the customs and traditions of their respective communities.
Section 18. System of and Access to Education. - The Department of Education shall develop and institute an alternative system of education for children of indigenous cultural communities which culture-specific and relevant to the needs of and the existing situation in their communities. The Department of Education shall also accredit and support non-formal but functional indigenous educational programs conducted by non-government organizations in said communities
Section 19. Health and Nutrition. - The delivery of basic social services in health and nutrition to children of indigenous cultural communities shall be given priority by all government agencies concerned Hospitals and other health institution shall ensure that children of indigenous cultural communities are given equal attention. In the provision of health and nutrition services to children of indigenous cultural communities, indigenous health practices shall be respected and recognized. indigenous cultural communities shall not be subjected to
Section 20. Discrimination. - Children of any and all forms of discrimination. Any person who discriminates against children of indigenous cultural communities shall suffer a penalty of arresto mayor in its maximum period and a fine of not less than Five thousand pesos (P5,000) but not more than Ten thousand pesos (P10,000).
Section 21. Participation. Indigenous cultural communities, through their duly- designated or appointed representatives shall be involved in planning, decision- making, implementation, and evaluation of all government, programs affecting children of indigenous cultural communities. Indigenous institution shall also be recognized and respected.
Children of Indigenous Cultural Communities
The following are the pertinent provisions of Republic Act 7610 otherwise known as the Special Protection of Children against Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act anent children of indigenous cultural communities:
Section 17. Survival, Protection and Development. - In addition to the rights guaranteed to children under this Act and other existing laws, children of indigenous cultural communities shall be entitled to protection, survival and development consistent with the customs and traditions of their respective communities.
Section 18. System of and Access to Education. - The Department of Education shall develop and institute an alternative system of education for children of indigenous cultural communities which culture-specific and relevant to the needs of and the existing situation in their communities. The Department of Education shall also accredit and support non-formal but functional indigenous educational programs conducted by non-government organizations in said communities
Section 19. Health and Nutrition. - The delivery of basic social services in health and nutrition to children of indigenous cultural communities shall be given priority by all government agencies concerned Hospitals and other health institution shall ensure that children of indigenous cultural communities are given equal attention. In the provision of health and nutrition services to children of indigenous cultural communities, indigenous health practices shall be respected and recognized. indigenous cultural communities shall not be subjected to
Section 20. Discrimination. - Children of any and all forms of discrimination. Any person who discriminates against children of indigenous cultural communities shall suffer a penalty of arresto mayor in its maximum period and a fine of not less than Five thousand pesos (P5,000) but not more than Ten thousand pesos (P10,000).
Section 21. Participation. Indigenous cultural communities, through their duly- designated or appointed representatives shall be involved in planning, decision- making, implementation, and evaluation of all government, programs affecting children of indigenous cultural communities. Indigenous institution shall also be recognized and respected.