The law sets out the main directions of state youth policy: securing rights to education, choice of profession, work and social protection.
Why it matters for the association. A large share of our programs is aimed at young people aged 16–30. The law recognizes the role of non-governmental organizations in youth work and creates a legal basis for cooperation with state bodies.
Under the law, young people have the right to:
- free general secondary and specialized secondary education;
- access to career guidance services;
- equal opportunity in the labor market.