【正文】 nors as well as other information which can be used to deduce who they are, may not be disclosed, before the judgement, in news reports, films, TV programmes and in any other openly circulated publications. Article 43 The families, schools and other units concerned shall coordinate, in educating and redeeming the delinquent minors, with the reformatories for juvenile delinquents and other similar units where the delinquent minors are held. Article 44 Minors who are exempt from prosecution by the people39。s procuratorates and people39。s procuratorates, people39。s procuratorates and people39。s governments at various levels and departments concerned shall, through various forms, foster and train childcare and teaching staff in nurseries and kindergartens, and strengthen political, ideological and professional education thereto. Article 36 The State shall protect according to law the intellectual achievements and the right of honour of minors from encroachment. For minors who have shown unusual talent or made outstanding achievements, the State, society, families and schools shall create conditions favourable to their sound development. Article 37 In respect of minors who have pleted the prescribed length of schooling in terms of pulsory education and will not receive education at a higher level, the relevant governmental departments, social organizations, enterprises and institutions shall, in line with the actual conditions, train them in vocational skills and create conditions for their engagement in labour or employment. Chapter V Judicial Protection Article 38 In respect of delinquent minors, the policy of education, persuasion and redemption shall be implemented and the principle of taking education as the main method and punishment as the subsidiary shall be upheld. Article 39 In respect of minors reaching the age of fourteen who have mitted crimes but are not subject to criminal punishment because they have not yet reached the age of sixteen, their parents or other guardians shall be ordered to subject them to discipline。s procuratorates is necessary for the investigation of a criminal offence, or when the opening of mail of a minor without capacity is done on his or her behalf by the parents or other guardians, no organization or individual may open mail of any minor. Article 32 Departments of public health and schools shall provide minors with necessary sanitary and healthcare conditions and make efforts to prevent diseases. Article 33 Local people39。s safety and health. Article 27 No person may smoke in the classrooms, dormitories and recreational rooms of secondary and primary schools, kindergartens, as well as any other indoor places where minors gather for activities. Article 28 No organization or individual may hire any minor under the age of sixteen, except as otherwise provided by the State. Any organization or individual that recruits according to relevant regulations of the State minors over the age of sixteen but under eighteen shall, in respect of the types of jobs, duration of time and intensity of labour as well as protective measures, follow the relevant regulations of the State and may not assign them to any overstrenuous, poisonous or harmful labour or any dangerous operation. Article 29 In respect of minors who wander about and go begging or those who flee from their homes, the civil affairs departments or other departments concerned shall take the responsibility to send them back to their parents or other guardians。 accidents endangering personal safety shall be prevented. Article 18 In respect of minors who are sent to workandstudy schools to receive pulsory education pursuant to relevant regulations of the State, the workandstudy schools shall conduct among such minors ideological, cultural, labour skill and vocational education. Teaching and administrative staff in workandstudy schools shall show concern for, take good care of and respect the students and may not discriminate against or detest such 19 Kindergartens shall do a good job in nursing care and education so as to promote the harmonious development of the children in physique, intellectual ability and moral values. Chapter IV Protection by the