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Section 19
Obligation of the media sector
It shall be the responsibility of the media sector to publish or broadcast information in a manner that does not violate the rights of children and is not detrimental to the interests of children.
The Act Relating To Children, 2075 (2018)
Preamble - 0
Chapter - 2
Section 3: The right to liveSection 4: The right to name, nationality and identitySection 5: Rights against discriminationSection 6: Right to live and visit with parentsSection 7: Right of protectionSection 8: Right to ParticipationSection 9: Freedom of expression and right to informationSection 10: The right to freedom of association and peaceful assemblySection 11: Right to PrivacySection 12: Special Rights of Children with DisabilitiesSection 13: Right to Nutrition and HealthSection 14: Sports, Entertainment and Cultural RightsSection 15: Right to Education
Chapter - 4
Section 20: Matters to be considered while administering juvenile justiceSection 21: Controlling childrenSection 22: Arrangements for establishment of monitoring cellSection 23: Special Provisions on Investigation and ProsecutionSection 24: Preliminary arrangementSection 25: Rights of Child VictimsSection 26: Children's Rights in the Hearing ProcessSection 27: RedirectableSection 28: Things to consider when redirectingSection 29: Procedure to be followed while redirectingSection 30: Formation of Juvenile CourtSection 31: Exercise of Jurisdiction of the Juvenile CourtSection 32: Even if the child reaches the age of eighteen during the proceedings of theSection 33: Transfer of cases to Juvenile CourtSection 34: Hearing ArrangementsSection 35: Arrangement of Closed BenchSection 36: Penalty ProvisionsSection 37: Period to Dispose of CaseSection 38: which may reduce or waive the correction periodSection 39: Restorative JusticeSection 40: Not considered ineligibleSection 41: Punishment not calculatedSection 42: Not to be nailed, handcuffed or kept in solitary confinementSection 43: Arrangements for Juvenile Correctional HomesSection 44: Relocation of children with chronic or severe illnessSection 45: Psychosocial and Psychological Studies ReportSection 46: Central Juvenile Justice CommitteeSection 47: District Juvenile Justice Committee
Chapter - 5
Section 48: Children with Special Protection NeedsSection 49: Alternative care arrangementsSection 50: Protection of ChildrenSection 51: Appointing or appointing a guardianSection 52: Establishment and Operation of Children's HomeSection 53: Period of stay in children's homeSection 54: to be reunitedSection 55: Responsibilities related to rehabilitation and social reintegrationSection 56: which the head of the organization is responsible forSection 57: Child Protection StandardsSection 58: Monitoring and Reporting
Chapter - 10
Section 77: Duties of ChildrenSection 78: to maintain confidentialitySection 79: Provisions relating to Probation OfficerSection 80: If there is no legal practitioner, there will be no trial and no edgeSection 81: AppealSection 82: Preference should be given in the proceedings of the case.Section 83: Basis for determining the age of childrenSection 84: TheSection 85: Power to make rulesSection 86: Authority to make guidelines and proceduresSection 87: Amendment, Revocation and Defense