f. Protection against Abuse and Ill-treatment (Art.16 ACRWC): o 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 Institutional Framework The outreach intervention operating mode for the care of abused and ill-treated children revolves around Social Promotion Centers where other intervening actors are directed (actor in charge of health, security, justice, education, reception for institutional care etc.). Social Promotion Centers are decentralized organizations of the Ministry in charge of the Family. Each commune is provided with a Social Promotion Center. In addition to specific social support, the State has also implemented specialized social services. Thus, one can distinguish social services for justice, health, education and garrison. In order to improve the management of all these bodies, the State has created in 2012, with the technical support of the Terre des hommes NGO, the technical and financial support of UNICEF, reference tools for the efficient systemic and holistic management of some children's cases before the courts. The State has created reception establishments to reeducate and reintegrate children in conflict with the law and in moral danger. So, medical centers and Social Promotion Centers are in charge of the health action and the caring of psychological aspects related to the issues of corporal punishments and violence and other forms of tortures or degrading ill-treatment on children. For the social rehabilitation and reintegration of victims of corporal punishment, Legal Aid Centers, Social Promotion Centers, school-based social services of the Ministry of the Family and Non-Governmental Organizations are at the disposal of victims for a psychosocial assistance. The State has created, in this respect, a transit center for Children in Difficult Situation (ESD) led by par the OCPMFTEH. In any case, all children whatever their social condition, including children with disabilities, children living in poverty, children born out of wedlock, asylum-seeking or refugee children and children belonging to indigenous groups and/or minorities, have the right to the same legal protection against any form of infringement to their physical integrity especially corporal punishments and can benefit from psychological assistance without discrimination. Concerning legal matters, procedural guarantees are also provided for a good care (Art. 60, 654 and sec. of the CPC) Article 425 of the Personal and Family Code entitles the Office of the Public Prosecutor and any other interested persons (father, mother, tutor or guardian) to refer to the President of the District Court of the domicile of minors with a written or verbal request to ask for the ordinance of educational assistance measures. The free HIV/AIDS and any other sexually transmitted disease testing for the victim and the perpetrator of rape on a minor is implemented in order to efficiently manage the impact of rape on the victim's health and future. Violent discipline has been recorded by the MICS for children of 1 to 14 years. The percentage of children of 1-14 years who have undergone psychological assault or corporal punishment during the last month is 91.1 of value. According to their importance, "any violent discipline" represents 91; psychological assaults 87; corporal punishments other than severe 52; severe corporal punishments 22. The discipline is non-violent only for a value of 4.