3.9 Right to State Obligation towards Family and Family Members'

Rights and Duties 3.9.1 The family members' key rights: the equality-and-protection package (3.1-3.8 above); the children's rights (the identity, the upbringing, the education — the CRC's line); the spouses' rights (the equality, the fidelity-and-support's mutual duties, the property's faces); the elderly members' rights (the care, the dignity, the maintenance); the dependents' rights (the support's claims). 3.9.2 The rights-and-duties of family members: the mutual duty structure: the parents'-children's duties (the maintenance, the education, the care — the Muluki Civil Code 2074's duty clauses); the spouses' mutual duties (the cohabitation, the mutual-respect, the contribution-and-support); the children's duties (the parents' maintenance in the old age — the Nepali statute's duty face); the state's obligation: the family's protection-and-support (the Constitution's family faces — the social-security directives; the family's institution's constitutional respect); the state's obligation's craft: the respect-protect-fulfil triad applied to the family (the non- interference + the violence's regulation + the support's provision). Exam Focus Long questions (the principles' clusters): (i) The equality-and-non-discrimination pair (with the special provisions' craft); (ii) The family-related principles (3.4 + 3.6 + 3.8 + 3.9 — the family-cluster essay); (iii) The freedom-and-protection balance (the autonomy-vs-paternalism). Short questions: the indirect discrimination; the intersectionality; the due-diligence standard; the respect-protect-fulfil triad. Trick areas: (i) The non-discrimination prohibits BOTH direct and INDIRECT distinctions — the neutral-rule-unequal-effect craft (the formal equality's insufficiency); (ii) The…