There are multiple matches for Article 37, including an article in the Indian

Constitution and an article in the Charter of the United Nations.

United Nations - Office of Legal Affairs

Chapter VI: Article 37 — Charter of the United Nations — Repertory ...
Charter of the United Nations.

CRIN
Article 37: Torture and deprivation of liberty - CRIN
Article 37 mainly addresses issues relating to children in conflict with the law
(or 'youth justice'). It refers to a number of rights: No child shall be subjected
to torture, cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment. No child should be
unlawfully arrested or detained. Both capital punishment and life imprisonment
without the possibility of release are prohibited for offences committed by persons
below 18 years. Any detained child must be separated from adults unless it is
considered in the child's best interests not to do so. A child who is detained
shall have legal and other assistance as well as contact with the family.

Unacademy
Directive Principles of State Policy-Articles 37
Article 37 of the Indian Constitution describes the Directive Principles of State
Policy (DPSP). The DPSP are rules that the state must consider when creating new
regulations and procedures. The DPSP are not applicable in courts like Fundamental
Rights. However, they are considered to be of paramount importance in the
functioning of the state machinery.
Article 37 states that the provisions contained in this Part shall not be
enforceable by any court. However, the principles therein laid down are fundamental
in the governance of the country. It shall be the duty of the State to apply these
principles in making laws.
Article 37 may also refer to:
An article in the Charter of the United Nations
An article that addresses issues relating to children in conflict with the law
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