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The article discusses the rights of children guaranteed by the Child Law in Egypt, with an emphasis on the necessity for families to take measures to protect them and ensure their health and social rights. Article 25 states that children must be vaccinated against communicable diseases free of charge at health offices and health units, with the vaccination administered by a guardian or the child's custodian, who must provide proof of vaccination before the deadline. The law also clarifies the child's right to a name that distinguishes them, and requires their registration at birth to preserve their dignity, with penalties ranging from 20 Egyptian pounds to 200,000 Egyptian pounds for violators. It emphasizes that children's rights include breastfeeding, adequate housing, food, and clothing, and establishes strict regulations to safeguard these rights. Children are entitled to full legal and educational rights, with financial penalties imposed on those who violate these rights.
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