29 3- Health Care, Insurance Rights and Right to Work The principle of social justice in all areas has been and still is the goal of all peoples. To achieve this end is the way to a civilized developed community that is up to meeting its aspirations and honoring its obligations. At the Jamhirya level, a set of measures have been taken and means employed to improve health conditions of all citizens without exception, and several laws and regulations were issued to this effect. Each time basic people's congresses happen to spare flaws of previous laws and work on updating favorable ones as is the case regarding Health Law no (106) in 1973 and Social Security Law no (13) for 1980. Early this year, Law no (20) for 2010 on health insurance was issued, guaranteeing for every worker living in the Jamhirya the right to treatment of different types gratuitously through payment of subscriptions by public and private employers in favor of their staff in medical insurance institutions and contribution to the subscriber quota. This is mandatory for employers. The legislator did not disregard unemployed citizens or very limited-income earners. Article (3) of the above mentioned Law stipulates that: "The State shall undertake to pay full medical insurance premiums for the following categories: 1) Widows, orphans and those in need with no guardian; 2) Those who have no income; 3) Limited – income categories; The legislator has not left in the purview of executive bodies the delineation of medical insurance services but rather overtly made it optional for the citizen to exercise his right to medical examination and treatment in all clinics, centers, or with practitioners, specialists and experts, and to access services extended by family doctors, lab analyses and tests, x-rays, hospitalization, and surgeries, follow-up sessions and delivery operations for pregnant women and necessary medication and others which the patient needs throughout stages of illness.