Since 2001 the government committed itself to support various aspects of this policy, which would include necessary orders for the availability, distribution and circulation of related drugs, equipment and supplies at affordable cost and exemption of related drugs, equipment and supplies, including condoms from import duty. Most of this measures despite not been enacted are already implemented with the approval of the Minister of Finance. Public Finances Act, 1/02/1997. Laws of Seychelles 1996. In the exercise of the powers conferred by section 8 of this Act, the Minister makes notice of the establishment of the National AIDS Trust Fund, on February 2002. Section 2: "There is hereby established a Fund to be known as the National AIDS Trust Fund […]". Section 3: "The objects of the Fund shall beto promote national interest in and commitment to the prevention and control of HIV and AIDS, and the care of those who are infected of affected […]; to mobilise resources for HIV and AIDS programmes; to promote and support national programmes on HIV and AIDS". • Right to education, and freely take part in the cultural life of his community. Protection of Morals Article 17, ACHPR During the past two decades, education in Seychelles has made considerable progress. Universal access has been significantly achieved, new infrastructures have been built and, since 1991, the process of reconstructing and redefining the education and training system has been accelerated to culminate in the formulation of the policy statement “Education for the Learning Society” Education is compulsory for the first 10 years of the Primary/Secondary cycle. The literacy rate is 88%. The education structure consists of the following levels: