As part of the activities that the Chamber of Deputies worked in the past session, Rep. Joann Novoa Federal Mossberg supported the approval granted by educational authorities packages of school supplies to students in preschool, primary and secondary schools in deprived areas live or their economic situation does not permit purchase.
Moreover, the legislators of all parties approved a draft amendment to the Education Act to force the authorities of the sector to establish programs to diagnose, prevent, control and eradicate the bullying phenomenon known as bullying.
This implies include education as a criterion in the state and its agencies decentralized impart an appreciation for the dignity, culture of peace to achieve harmonious relationships, respect and equality.
In order to better classify the content of television programs or movies, lawmakers in the lower house approved a draft decree to amend Article 25 of the Federal Law of Cinematography, which establishes the category "B" for movies aimed at teens 12 and older and includes the classification B-15, for teens 15 and older.
Finally, approved amendments to the Constitution of the United Mexican States, which provides as an obligation of the State to ensure and comply with the principle of best interests of children, ensuring their rights fully.
These amendments empower the Congress to enact laws that establish the concurrence of the Federation, States, Federal District and municipalities, within the scope of their powers on the rights of children, adolescents, ensuring at all times by the best interests of those serving with the international treaties of the matter, of which Mexico is party.
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