FINAL 87. Severe restrictions on movement of citizens, in particular conscripted youth whose freedom of movement inside and out of the country is heavily curtailed, contrary to Article 12(1) of the Charter; 88. The requirement for an exit visa for Eritreans who wish to leave the country, with children under the age of five (5) not eligible to be issued an exit visa; 89. The lack of an appeal process for persons denied the exit visa; Right to participate freely in Government 90. The lack of clarity on whether the National Assembly is currently operational, following its last reported meeting in 2002; 91. The failure to hold national Presidential and legislative elections; 92. The restrictions curtailing the formation of opposition political parties; 93. The absence of legislation governing registration, regulation and funding of political parties; Economic, Social and Cultural Rights 94. The lack of information on the allocation of the national budget to key sectors, such as health and education; 95. Absence of information on whether economic and social rights are justiciable in the national courts; 96. The information provided in the Report that almost 20.5% in rural areas do not have access to potable water; Right to property 97. The lack of information on: (i) The Government Ministry or institution responsible for ensuring access to housing; (ii) The Government institution responsible for monitoring implementation of the Land Proclamation; Right to work 98. The lack of information on the unemployment rate, and crucially the youth unemployment rate which is a major concern in several African countries; 99. The provision in the Labour Proclamation No. 118/2001 which permits a child aged 14 years to enter into a contract of employment; 11