Government Regulation Number 28 of 2024 implements Indonesia’s Health Law (Law Number 17 of 2023), introducing significant reforms to the healthcare system. The regulation strengthens hospital governance, sets standards for medical services, and enhances oversight of foreign medical personnel. It also addresses public health concerns by regulating processed foods, controlling substances like tobacco, and incorporating digital health technologies. Notably, the regulation explicitly prohibits female genital mutilation (FGM), marking a critical step in safeguarding women's and girls' health and rights in Indonesia, aligning national policies with global human rights standards.
The Russian Family Code governs family relations, including marriage, divorce, parental rights, and obligations. It establishes mutual consent and a minimum marriageable age of 18. The Code prohibits marriages between close relatives, adoptive parents and children, and those already married (article 14). It ensures equal rights and responsibilities for spouses and emphasizes the protection of children’s rights, including their upbringing, financial support, and welfare. Additionally, the Code outlines procedures for dissolving marriages, determining child custody, and dividing property. The aim is to balance individual and familial rights while protecting the interests of minors.
Edited by Mohammad Fadel, Connell Monette. Contributions by Daniel Jacobs, Rami Koujah, Ari Schriber, Cem Tecimer.
Edited by Intisar Rabb, Abigail Krasner Balbale. Contributions by Daniel Jacobs, Abtsam Saleh.