RESEARCH collectively) and the right to the social security.31 With regards to the right to the social security, there is the right to special facilities and treatment for the people belonging to a vulnerable group, such as children and pregnant women.32 An aspect of Target 1.4. which pertains to the right to ownership is reflecting a similar spirit with the right to ownership in the Law 39/1999.33 Law 39/1999 which specifically regulates women’s right could be related to Target 1.b. which aims at the creation of policies that includes gender as an aspect of consideration.34 Goal 2 focuses on the matters of hunger, food, and sustainable agriculture.35 Targets 2.1. and 2.2. could be related to the right to life, the right to basic needs, and the right to an adequate standard of living.36 Target 2.1. which is emphasizing on infants and Target 2.2. which is emphasizing on children under 5 years of age could be accommodated by the children’s right that had been protected since their conception.37 Goal 3 focuses on the matters of health.38 Target 3.1. in relation to the safety rate of pregnant women could be related to the right to life and specifically, it could be connected to the special right possessed by pregnant women which grant them special protection.39 Corresponding with Target 3.1., Target 3.2. concerning the safety of children could also be related to the right to life and specifically related to the children’s right to life, to be cared for, and to be protected from violence and other crimes.40 Targets 3.4., 3.5., and 3.9. concerning disease management have a close relevance with the right to an adequate and healthy environment.41 Target 3.5. concerning the prevention of narcotics abuse could be related with the children’s right to protection against narcotics.42 31 (1) Ibid., UNGA Res. 70/1, 15 (Goal 1, Target 1.3.); and (2) Ibid., Law 39/1999, Article 15 and Article 41 and its explanation. 32 (1) Ibid., UNGA Res. 70/1; and (2) Ibid., Law 39/1999, Article 41 and its explanation and Article 62, and see also Article 5 Paragraph (3). 33 (1) Ibid., UNGA Res. 70/1, 15 (Goal 1, Target 1.4.); and (2) Ibid., Law 39/1999, Articles 36-37. 34 (1) Ibid., UNGA Res. 70/1, 15 (Goal 1, Target 1.b.); and (2) Ibid., Law 39/1999, Part Ninth. 35 Ibid., UNGA Res. 70/1, 15-16 (Goal 2). 36 (1) Ibid., UNGA Res. 70/1, 15 (Goal 2, Targets 2.1.-2.2.); and (2) Law 39/1999 (n. 9), Article 4 and Article 9 Paragraph (1), Article 11, and Article 40. 37 (1) Ibid., UNGA Res. 70/1; and (2) Ibid., Law 39/1999, Article 9 Paragraph (1), Article 52 Paragraph (2), and Article 53 Paragraph (1). 38 Ibid., UNGA Res. 70/1, 16-17 (Goal 3). 39 Ibid., (1) UNGA Res. 70/1, 16 (Goal 3, Target 3.1.); and (2) Law 39/1999 (n. 9), Article 4, Article 9 Paragraph (1), Article 5 Paragraph (3) and its explanation, and Article 49 Paragraph (2) and its explanation and Paragraph (3). 40 Ibid., (1) UNGA Res. 70/1, 16 (Goal 3, Target 3.2.); and (2) Ibid., Law 39/1999, Article 4, Article 9 Paragraph (1) and its explanation, Article 53 Paragraph (1), Article 57 Paragraphs (1)-(3), Article 58 Paragraphs (1)-(2), and Article 64-66. For definition of “children”, see Article 1 Number 5 Law 39/1999. For opinion connecting Goal 3 of the SDGs with vaccines and children’s health, see: Mimin Dwi Hartono, “Vaksinasi dan Hak Anak atas Kesehatan” [Vaccination and Children’s Rights to Health], Kompas.com, published on 12 August 2017, https://sains.kompas.com/read/2017/08/12/205030323/vaksinasi-danhak-anak-atas-kesehatan?page=all. 41 Ibid., (1) UNGA Res. 70/1, 16 (Goal 3, Targets 3.3.-3.4. and Target 3.9.); and (2) Ibid., Law 39/1999, Article 9 Paragraph (3). For the children’s health can be related to the child’s labor, see: Article 64. 42 Ibid., (1) UNGA Res. 70/1, 16 (Goal 3, Target 3.5.); and (2) Ibid., Law 39/1999, Article 65 and its explanation. 5