  practising license of the perpetrator of the offence to be suspended or revoked or the authorization given to the facility to operate shall be withdrawn where the liability of the latter institution is ascertained; Compulsory screening or obstacle to voluntary screening123 : compelling someone to undergo forcible screening and being an obstacle to voluntary testing of HIV/AIDS is punishable by a term of imprisonment of between 1 and 5 years and a fine of between CFAF 100.000 to CFA1 million ; Non-compliance with a court decision124 : failure to comply with a screening test ordered by a judge shall be punishable by a term of imprisonment of between 1 month and 3 years. 321. Under this legislation also, the Government of Senegal organized care, in this specific instance, « medical, psychosocial and nutritional 125 » care for persons infected or affected by HIV/AIDS. From this standpoint, vulnerable population, particularly women, young people, children with HIV, orphans and vulnerable children are given special attention:   Pregnant women are given special protection as part of the programme of HIV prevention and transmission to children and of the reproductive health policy ; Women who are HIV positive have « a right to maternity » for the enjoyment of free healthcare services. 322. In the area of health-care facilities in the country, « assistance and optimal medical care » are provided to all infected or affected persons and to all persons eligible for these treatments, including the treatment of opportunistic infections, the provision of free access to antiretroviral drugs, particularly to children126. 323. The CNLS’s duty is to support civil society organizations to enable them to implement psycho-social care programmes in the communities and to take measures designed to strengthen care and control of sexually transmissible infections. 324. With regard to prisoners living with HIV/AIDS, they now enjoy psycho-social and medical care necessitated by their state of health. 325. This new government policy resulted in the enhancement of medical care and access to antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) by persons living with HIV/AIDS. Since then, screening of HIV/AIDS, access to ARVs and immuno-virological tests are free all over the country. 123 124 125 126 Cf. Article 13 of Law No 2010-03 of 9 April 2010. Cf. Article 40 of Law No 2010-03 of 9 April 2010. See Article 15 of Law No 2010-03 of 9 April 2010. See paragraph 2 of Article 16 of Law No 2010-03 of 9 April 2010. 73