rights of children and adolescents. Article 71: Children and adolescents have the right to information, culture, leisure, sports, entertainment, shows and products and services that meet the specific condition of a developing person. Article 72: The obligations under this Law shall not exclude other special prevention under the principles adopted by it. Article 73: Failure to meet standards for preventing import of responsibility of the person or entity under this Act. Ageing law Preliminary provisions Article 4: The No subject shall be subjected to any kind of negligence, discrimination, violence, cruelty or oppression, and any violation of their rights by action or omission, shall be punished as provided by law. § 1: It is the duty of all to prevent the threat or violation of the rights of the elderly. § 2: The obligations under this Law shall not exclude others deriving from the prevention of principles adopted by it. Article 5: The failure to meet standards for preventing matter in liability to the person or entity under the law. Article 6: The every citizen has the duty to notify the competent authority any form of violation of this Law who has witnessed or has knowledge. The rights Article 10: The State and society, to ensure elderly freedom, respect and dignity as human beings and subject to civil, political, individual and social rights, guaranteed in the Constitution and laws. § 2: The right to respect consists in the inviolability of physical, mental and moral, including the preservation of image, identity, autonomy, values, ideas and beliefs, of space and personal objects. § 3: It is the duty of all protect the dignity of the elderly, putting him safe from any inhuman, violent, terrifying, harassing or embarrassing. Professionalization and the labour Article 26: The elderly are entitled to the exercise of professional activity, respect for their physical, intellectual and psychological. Article 27: On admission to the elderly in any work or employment, is prohibited from discrimination and the setting of upper age limit, including public examination, except in cases where the nature of the position requires. Single Paragraph. The first tie-breaker in a public examination is age, with preference being given to the higher age. Article 28: The Government will create and foster programs: I - professional expertise to the elderly, taking advantage of their potentials and abilities to regular activities and are paid; II - preparing employees for retirement, with a