Article 10: School attendance is compulsory for children of both sexes, under the conditions determined by law. The State and public communities ensure the education of children. They create conditions conducive to this education. The State ensures the promotion and development of general public education, technical education and professional training as well as the expansion of all sectors, according to international standards of quality and in relation to the needs of the labor market. Institutions, the secular private sector and religious communities may also contribute to the education of children, under the conditions determined by law. Article 11: The right of ownership is guaranteed to everyone. No one should be deprived of their property if it is not for the purposes of public utility and under the condition of a reasonable and prior compensation. Article 12: Only the State, public communities and Ivoirian natural persons have the right to own rural land. Acquired rights are guaranteed. The composition of rural land areas as well as the rules of ownership, surrender and transfer of holdings thereof are determined by the law. Article 13: The right of every citizen to free enterprise is guaranteed within the limits prescribed by law. The State ensures the security of savings, capital and investment. Article 14: Everyone has the right to choose their profession or employment freely. Everyone has equal access to public or private employment, according to qualities and skills. It is prohibited to discriminate in respect of access to employment or in the exercise thereof, on the basis of sex, ethnicity or political, religious or philosophical opinions. Article 15: Every citizen has the right to decent working conditions and fair pay. No one may be deprived of their wages, by reason of taxation, beyond a quota whose level is determined by law. Article 16: Child labor is prohibited and punishable by law. It is prohibited to employ a child in an activity that puts them in danger or affects their health, their growth, as well as their physical and mental balance. Article 17: The right to belong to a trade union and the right to strike is accorded to workers in the private sector and to officials of the Public Administration. These rights are exercised within the limits determined by law. Article 18: Citizens have the right to information and access to public documents, under the conditions prescribed by law. Article 19: Freedom of thought and freedom of expression, particularly, freedom of conscience, of philosophical and religious conviction or of worship are guaranteed to everyone. Everyone has the right to express and disseminate their ideas freely. These freedoms are exercised subject to respect for the law, for the rights of others, for national security and for public order. Any propaganda whose objective or outcome is to elevate one social group above another, or to encourage racial, tribal or religious, hatred is prohibited. Article 20: Freedoms of association, assembly and peaceful demonstration are guaranteed by law. Article 21: Every Ivoirian citizen has the right to move and settle freely in any part of the national territory. Every Ivoirian citizen has the right to leave their country and return to it freely.