The Children's Rights Document In The Overview Sign In The Dimension And Perspective Of The Law Namely Crdtl (2024).

Research Article

Abstract

Introduction: In general, to analyze article 18 of the Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste (CRDTL), which says all children have the right to education, health, etc. We return to the condition of children that form their concern, when the conditions are abandoned such as child labor, and lose their rights by the family. Sometimes children cover the grief and have used the other way to help the needs of the family, but the opinions of the children should be heard all matters relating to their rights is fundamental to ensure in the law and functioning in Timor-Leste.

Research Objectives: To narrate and review to ensure equal access and educational opportunities for all children and to identify and provide must meet requirements that allow for the development of their capacities or aptitudes and their culture in each municipality of Timor-Leste.

Research Methodology: Made in the elaboration of deduction, based on research work in international and national articles school literary and legislative magazines, whose current documentary sources will be cited in the bibliographies. 

Conclusion: To be achieved to ensure The law of the RDTL constitution says, that the protection of children is the compressed to respect the dignity of children, so with promises the well-being of children and also their protection against any of at risk and apply the right of children to seek the search for the solution that promotes the greatest possible benefit to children,  Also interpreting and performing a norm must provide for the best interests of children. Therefore, parents have a responsibility to ensure children's rights and develop with the freedom of justice and equality, such as the participation of 17-year-old minorities to have some educational resources and learn from anything with joy. Thus, the satisfaction of each child or minority that always guarantees by law cited by (Corte Real AG & Tilman CB., 2024).