“The State shall take care of families raising and bringing up children at home, and shall render them support according to the procedure established by law. The law shall make a provision for working mothers to be granted paid leave before and after childbirth, as well as favourable working conditions and other concessions. Under-age children shall be protected by law.”
The State takes care of families raising and bringing up children at home and supports them according to the procedure established by law. The law provides working mothers with paid leave before and after childbirth, favourable working conditions and other concessions. Under-age children are protected by law.
A working woman receives paid maternity leave before and after giving birth, and her employer must provide favourable working conditions; this is the direct application of the article.
Questions ask who is entitled by law to paid leave before and after childbirth (working mothers) and what protects under-age children (the law).
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