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PART II – SAFEGUARDS FOR THE RIGHTS AND WELFARE OF THE CHILD 3. Realisation of the rights of the child. 4. Survival and best interests of the child. 5. Non-discrimination. 6. Right to parental care. 7. Right to education. ... Transmission of order. 136. Production of child. 137. Harbouring or concealing a child. Escapees 138. Escape from ...

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