What principles are laid out in guiding the state's policy towards securing citizens' rights and well-being?
The principles laid out in guiding the state's policy towards securing citizens' rights and well-being are:

(a) ensuring equal opportunities for men and women to have an adequate means of livelihood.
(b) distributing the ownership and control of community resources in a manner that best serves the common good.
(c) preventing economic systems from causing wealth and production means concentration, which may be detrimental to the public.
(d) ensuring equal pay for equal work regardless of gender.
(e) protecting workers, including children, from being forced into unsuitable occupations due to economic necessity.
(f) providing opportunities and facilities for children to develop in healthy conditions with freedom and dignity while protecting them against exploitation and abandonment.