: (1) Persons with disabilities shall not be discriminated against or deprived of personal freedom on the basis of disability. Explanation: For the purposes of this section, "discrimination on the basis of disability" means the act of creating obstacles in the enjoyment or exercise of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the political, economic, social or cultural spheres on the same basis as other persons or differentiating, excluding or preventing them on the basis of disability. and that word also refers to the distinction of rejection of appropriate compatibility.
(2) No one, while admitting a person with a disability in an educational institution, taking a loan from a bank or financial institution with or without collateral or doing any other financial transaction, choosing for any employment or providing any service or facility provided to the public with or without charge There will be no discrimination of any kind on the basis of disability.
(3) A person with a disability cannot be discriminated against by any member of his family or his guardian in terms of upbringing, food, care, distribution of property or other activities on the basis of his disability.
(4) No person shall be prohibited or subject to additional conditions or obligations on the basis of disability in the use or entry of any building or place opened for the general public to use or enter with or without payment of any fee.