With order to support and defend the rights of children, the joint committees of Vulnerable Groups and Human Rights of the House of Representatives approved an amendment to the federal, state and Federal District, to implement programs for the care, rehabilitation and social reintegration of children and adolescents living on the street.
On amendments to the Law on Child Protection, Federal Rep. of Jalisco, Joann Novoa Mossberg, stressed the importance of this reform will benefit children and teenagers who for some reason live and / or working on the streets.
"As member of the Commission of Vulnerable Groups, I am convinced on the need to modify, update and create new laws and public policies that protect and ensure respect for human rights of a segment of the population can not hide and that every day is face all kinds of risks to work and live in streets and avenues of major cities in the country. "
Reforming the Law for the Protection of Children and Adolescents also defines public agencies and federal authorities should ensure the protection and development of minors by some socially vulnerable are at risk, abandonment or homeless.
noteworthy that children who have lost their families, have fled from this and live on the streets suffer labor or sexual exploitation, are hit by vehicles, may use drugs or are involved in trafficking of these, and if of girls and adolescents suffer unwanted pregnancies, sexually transmitted diseases and lack access to health services, hence the importance of working to reduce and eliminate possible risks to children. The reform approved
fraction X adds to Article 11 of Federal Law to Prevent and Eliminate Discrimination, the Joint Commission Vulnerable Groups and Human Rights.
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