 with their age and which enable them to participate in social life.
d) The rights and necessities of the family, and especially the value of family unity, must be taken into consideration in penal legislation and policy, in such a way that a detainee remains in contact with his or her family and that the family is adequately sustained during the period of detention.
Families have a right to a social and economic order in which the organization of work permits the members to live together, and does not hinder the unity, well-being, health and the stability of the family, while offering also the possibility of wholesome recreation.
a) Remuneration for work must be sufficient for establishing and maintaining a family with dignity, either through a suitable salary, called a "family wage," or through other social measures such as family allowances or the remuneration of the work in the home of one of the parents; it should be such that mothers will not be obliged to work outside the home to the detriment of family life and especially of the education of the children.
b) The work of the mother in the home must be recognized and respected because of its value for the family and for society.
The family has the right to decent housing, fitting for family life and commensurate to the number of the members, in a physical environment that provides the basic services for the life of the family and the community.
The families of migrants have the right to the same protection as that accorded other families.
a) The families of immigrants have the right to respect for their own culture and to receive support and assistance towards their integration into the community to which they contribute.
b) Emigrant workers have the right to see their family united as soon as possible.
c) Refugees have the right to the assistance of public
authorities and International Organizations in facilitating the
reunion of their families.
SOURCES AND REFERENCES
A. Rerum Novarum, no. 9; Gaudium et Spes, no. 24.
B. Pacem in Terris, Part 1; Gaudium et Spes, nos. 48 and 50; Familiaris Consortio, no. 19; Codex Iuris Canonici, no. 1056.
C. Gaudium et Spes, no. 50; Humanae Vitae, no. 12; Familiaris Consortio, no. 28.
D. Rerum Novarum, nos. 9 and 10; Familiaris Consortio, no. 45.
E. Familiaris Consortio, no. 43.
F. Gaudium et Spes, no. 52; Familiaris Consortio, no. 21.
G. Gaudium et Spes, no. 52; Familiaris Consortio, nos. 42 and 45.
I. Familiaris Consortio, no. 45.
J. Familiaris Consortio, no. 46.
K. Familiaris Consortio, nos. 6 and 77.
L. Familiaris Consortio, nos. 3 and 46.
M. Familiaris Consortio, no. 46.
Rerum Novarum, no. 9; Pacem in Terris, Part 1; Gaudium et Spes, no. 26; Universal Declaration of Human Rights, no. 16, 1.
a) Codex Iuris Canonici, nos. 1058 and 1077; Universal Declaration, no. 16, 1.
b) Gaudium et Spes, no. 52; Familiaris Consortio, no. 81.
c) Gaudium et Spes, no. 52; Familiaris Consortio, nos. 81 and 82.
Gaudium et Spes, no. 52; Codex Iuris Canonici, no. 1057; Universal Declaration, no. 16, 2.
a) Gaudium et Spes, no. 52.
b) Dignitatis Humanae, no. 6.
c) Gaudium et Spes, no. 49; Familiaris Consortio, nos. 19 and 22; Codex Iuris Canonici, no. 1135; Universal Declaration, no. 16, 1.
Populorum Progressio, no. 37; Gaudium et Spes, nos. 50 and 87; Humanae Vitae, no. 10; Familiaris Consortio, nos. 30 and 46.
a) Familiaris Consortio, no. 30.
b) Familiaris Consortio, no. 30.
c) Gaudium et Spes, no. 50.
Gaudium et Spes, no. 51; Familiaris Consortio, no. 26.
a) Humanae Vitae, no. 14; Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Declaration on Procured Abortion, November 18, 1974; Familiaris Consortio, no. 30.
b) Pope John Paul II, Address to the Pontifical Academy of Sciences, October 23, 1982.
d) Universal Declaration, no. 25, 2; Convention on the Rights of the Child, Preamble and no. 4.
e) Universal Declaration, no. 25, 2.
f) Familiaris Consortio, no. 41.
g) Familiaris Consortio, no. 77.
Divini Illius Magistri, nos. 27-34; Gravissimum Educationis, no. 3; Familiaris Consortio, no. 36; Codex Iuris Canonici, nos. 793 and 1136.
a) Familiaris Consor