policy of inclusive education, in access to education, no child may be denied
admission to a primary school without a legitimate reason.
117. Similarly, children with disabilities are educated in mainstream schools.
Non-discrimination in access to health care
118. Health care is provided to all people, across the country, without any form of
discrimination.
119.Act No. 2011-003 of 1 August 2011 concerning hospital reform states in Article 4
that "The public hospital service guarantees equitable access to care for all. It is
required to accommodate any person, day or night, in emergency if the patient or
injured person’s condition demands it. The public health service shall not make any
discrimination between patients regarding care. "
120. According to Article 2 of Decree No. 2012-0632 of 13 June 2012 on Code of
Medical Ethics: "The vocation of the doctor is to defend the physical and mental
health of the human person and to relieve pain in the respect of the life and dignity of
the human person without discrimination of age, sex, race, religion, nationality, class
or political ideology, in time of peace or in time of war. "
121.According to the Decree No. 2004-780 of 3 August 2004 concerning the Nurses’
Code of Ethics, Article 7 states that "The Nurse must treat with the same
consciousness all his/her patients, regardless of their conditions, their nationality or
ethnicity, religion, reputation or the feelings they inspire him/her "
122. Article 4 of Decree No. 2013-035 of 22 January 2013 relating to the Code of
Conduct of Midwives states that "They should rigorously apply the principles of
equity, justice and human dignity in the exercise of their functions and adopt a
neutral course of ensuring equal treatment, access to health care without any
discrimination based on origin, sex, age, membership or not to ethnicity, to a nation
or a particular religion, morals, family situation, illness or disability and client's
reputation. "
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