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National Youth Policy - Ministry of Youth, Sport & Culture

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ix)<br />

The right to freedom <strong>of</strong> peaceful assembly; form lawful<br />

associations, which involves meaningful participation and<br />

decision making.<br />

x) The right to be equal before the law and being entitled to<br />

equal protection <strong>of</strong> the law.<br />

xi)<br />

The right to health, life planning skills, educational and<br />

relevant social services.<br />

xii)<br />

The right to decent work and favourable conditions <strong>of</strong><br />

employment.<br />

xiii) The right <strong>of</strong> protection from social, economic and political<br />

manipulation.<br />

xiv) The right to adequate shelter, food and clothing.<br />

4.2 Responsibilities <strong>of</strong> <strong>Youth</strong><br />

i) The obligation to embrace the positive customs, traditions,<br />

cultures, values and norms, and participate in the<br />

emergence <strong>of</strong> new cultures that respond to character<br />

building.<br />

ii) An obligation to embrace positive value systems <strong>of</strong> respect<br />

and botho towards the family and the community at large.<br />

iii)<br />

The responsibility to demonstrate, accommodate and respect<br />

the process <strong>of</strong> open communication, and shared dialogue for<br />

parent and child relationship building.<br />

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