Subsequently, Minister of Civil Affairs Roland briefly introduced the progress of the French "Child Protection Law" drafting.
The sections completed so far mainly include:
1. Abandoning children will constitute a crime—primarily used to punish parents who send their children to orphanages.
2. Prohibition of child trafficking.
3. Parents must ensure a minimum standard of school attendance for children.
4. Children must not be incited to steal, beg, or participate in highly dangerous work…
Given the current situation across Europe where children are generally not treated as human beings, this law is undoubtedly another monumental advancement in human rights.
Once all ministers had completed their reports, everyone in the meeting hall was visibly excited and proud.
Indeed, after winning the recent war, France has completely emerged from the quagmire of more than a decade ago, and prosperity is evident in every aspect.
Joseph then stood up, bowing first to Queen Mary.
