reescreve o texto abaixo: Article 227 of the 1988 Federal Constitution is a cornerstone of human rights and child protection in Brazil. This article establishes the full protection of children and adolescents as a priority commitment of the State, society and the family. He highlights the importance of guaranteeing children the full development of their capabilities, guaranteeing them dignity, health, education, culture, leisure and family and community life.

The 1988 Federal Constitution reflects the evolution of Brazilian society's view of childhood, confirming that children are subject to rights and enjoy a safe environment conducive to their growth. This article imposes the prohibition of child labor before the age of 16, excepting only the condition of apprenticeship from the age of 14, as long as the due guarantees and labor rights are observed.

Furthermore, Article 227 establishes that it is the duty of society, the State and the family to ensure the fulfillment of the rights of children and adolescents, as well as to ensure that these rights are realized. This translates into public policies to protect children, such as the creation of the Child and Adolescent Statute (ECA) in 1990, which details the rules and regulations for the promotion and protection of children's rights.

In summary, Article 227 of the 1988 Federal Constitution represents Brazil's non-negotiable commitment to the protection and development of children and adolescents. It reflects a vision of society that prioritizes the future, confirming that investing in childhood is the foundation for a more fair, egalitarian and prosperous country. It is a constant reminder that defending children's rights must be a responsibility shared by all segments of society.