Law on Child Protection, 2006 (No. 05/2006 NA).

This Law provides for the principles, rules and measures relating to the administration, monitoring and inspection of the implementation of the protection of the rights and interests of multi-ethnic children, including measures against those committing offences towards children, in order to ensure that children are whole in body, mind and spirit.
Article 3 provides for the basic rights of the child incluiding: 1. To have a safe life and suitable physical and moral development; 2. To be cared for by parents, and not to be separated from parents unless it is necessary to protect the child’s interests; 3. To have access to health care, medical treatment and rehabilitation of health when ill; 4. To obtain education so that they can have good attitudes, knowledge, abilities, talents, prossional training, labour skills and employment; etc. All children are equal in all aspects without discrimination of any kind in respect of gender, race, ethnicity, language, beliefs, religion, physical state and socio-economic status of their family (Art. 6).
Article 14-15 provide for the health care and nutrition for pregnant women and primary health care for children.
According to Article 69, juvenile courts have the right to consider the following cases: 1. Criminal cases committed by children; 2. Cases concerning child labour; 3. Civil cases relating to children; 4. Other cases relating to children.