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Decree No. 2737 issuing the Code of Minors, 27 November 1989.


 This document contains major provisions of the 1989 Code of Minors of Colombia. This Code spells out the rights of minors to protection, care, and adequate physical, mental, and social development. These rights go into force from the moment of conception. Minors have a specified right to life; to a defined filiation; to grow up within a family; to receive an education (compulsory to the ninth grade and free of charge); to be protected from abuse; to health care; to freedom of speech and to know their rights; to liberty of thought, conscience, and religion; to rest, recreation, and play; to participate in sports and the arts; and to be protected from labor exploitation. Handicapped minors have the right to care, education, and special training. Minors also have the right to be protected from the use of dependency-creating drugs. Any minor in an "irregular situation" will receive protective services. The Code defines abandoned minors and those in danger and provides specific protective measures which can be taken. Rules and procedures covering adoption are included in the Code, because adoption is viewed as primarily a protective measure.
