112 Indicators of Primary Health Care Indictor Value Percentage of population accessing health care services Percentage of citizens accessing potable water supplies Percentage of citizens accessing waste disposal services Percentage of pregnant women receiving care during pregnancy by trained persons Percentage of deliveries supervised by trained labor Percentage of children supervised by trained staff Percentage of married women aged 15-49 years using contraceptives Percentage of children vaccinated against TB Percentage of children vaccinated against DPT Percentage of children vaccinated against polio Percentage of children vaccinated against measles Percentage of pregnant women receiving two doses against tetanus Infant mortality rate per 1000 live births Mortality rate of children under five per 1000 live births Maternal mortality rate per 10,000 live births 3- Women in the field of work All Libyan laws on labor and civil service – ever since the 1970s and up till the issuance date of Law no (12) for 2010 on work relations have provided for full-fledged rights of and all facilities to Libyan women to encourage them to enter labor markets and leverage their contribution to economic activity. Libyan labor laws have taken account of the specificity of women's status and their access to multiple benefits, given their femininity, motherhood conditions and household responsibilities as spouse, stressing in so doing: