the civil rights and personal dignity of the disabled are protected by law.
It is forbidden to discriminate, insult, abuse, abandon or infringe upon the disabled. Article 3. Disabled servicemen, persons disabled in the line of duty and other persons disabled to safeguard the interests of the state and society shall be given preferential treatment and pensions in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws and regulations, and special guarantees shall be implemented. Article 4 People's governments at all levels shall adopt auxiliary methods and supportive measures to give special assistance to the disabled and ensure the realization of their rights.
people's governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership over the cause of the disabled, incorporate the cause of the disabled into the national economic and social development plan, include the funds in the local fiscal budget, and make overall plans to ensure normal expenditures. The funds for the cause of the disabled should increase with the development of the cause of the disabled and the growth of financial income.
People's governments at or above the county level shall set up coordination committees for the disabled to coordinate relevant departments to do a good job in the cause of the disabled. Article 5 The whole society should carry forward the socialist humanitarian spirit, understand, respect, care for and help the disabled, and support the cause of the disabled.
State organs, public organizations, enterprises and institutions and grass-roots organizations in urban and rural areas should do a good job in the work for the disabled within their respective scope.
State functionaries and other personnel engaged in the work for the disabled should perform their glorious duties and strive to serve the disabled.
the legal guardians and guardians of the disabled must perform the duty of support or guardianship for the disabled. Article 6 Disabled persons' federations at all levels undertake the tasks entrusted by the government to develop the cause of disabled persons and carry out the following work:
(1) Reflect the opinions and demands of disabled persons to the government and relevant departments, assist in supervising the implementation of the Law on the Protection of Disabled Persons and these Measures, and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of disabled persons according to law;
(2) assisting in the research, formulation and implementation of plans for the cause of the disabled;
(3) Cooperate with relevant government departments to carry out rehabilitation, education, employment, culture and sports for the disabled;
(4) to carry out vocational training for the disabled and set up rehabilitation and other necessary service facilities for the disabled;
(5) to undertake other tasks entrusted by the government. Article 7 Disabled persons shall abide by state laws, observe public order and respect social morality.
Disabled people should love life, be optimistic and enterprising, have self-esteem, self-confidence, self-reliance and self-reliance, and strive to contribute to modernization. Article 8 People's governments at all levels and their relevant departments shall commend and reward disabled persons who have made outstanding contributions and collectives or individuals who have made remarkable achievements in safeguarding their legitimate rights and interests and developing their undertakings. Chapter II Rehabilitation Article 9 People's governments at all levels shall formulate implementation plans for their respective administrative areas according to the rehabilitation priorities set by the state, and take effective measures to ensure the implementation of the plans. Tenth provincial, municipal and county people's hospitals set up rehabilitation departments (rooms) to provide rehabilitation medical care for the disabled. Eleventh province to establish a rehabilitation center for the disabled, to carry out rehabilitation medical care, staff training, scientific research, technical guidance; City, county (district) and conditional towns and streets set up community rehabilitation stations to carry out community family rehabilitation training. Twelfth medical colleges and other relevant institutions shall, according to the actual needs, set up rehabilitation courses and specialties in a planned way to train rehabilitation professionals. Thirteenth relevant government departments should organize the development and production of advanced and applicable, high-quality and low-cost, widely used special rehabilitation devices, assistive devices, teaching AIDS, daily necessities and special equipment and transportation suitable for disabled people; Establish quality standards and quality inspection systems for special articles for the disabled.
establish and improve the sales and maintenance service outlets of rehabilitation products for the disabled, and gradually set up prosthetic technology assembly and maintenance service stations in provinces, cities and counties (districts). Service stations and supply service points are non-profit institutions, and fixed subsidies are implemented. Article 14 The expenses for rehabilitation treatment of disabled persons, which belong to public medical care or medical insurance, shall be handled in accordance with the current provisions of public medical care or medical insurance; Does not belong to this scope, borne by myself, the economy is indeed difficult, by the local civil affairs administrative departments to give the necessary subsidies. Chapter III Education Article 15 People's governments at all levels shall guarantee the right of disabled people to receive education, incorporate the education of disabled children and adolescents into the compulsory education plan, and set up grants to help disabled children and adolescents enter schools. Sixteenth provinces, cities and counties (districts) education administrative departments should have special personnel responsible for the education of the disabled, and set up special education institutions where conditions permit. The administrative department of education shall, jointly with the administrative department of civil affairs and the Federation of Disabled Persons, formulate special education plans and organize their implementation. Article 17 Schools shall be free of tuition and miscellaneous fees for disabled children, adolescents and disabled children who receive compulsory education. The school age of disabled children can be appropriately relaxed; Disabled children with special difficulties should be arranged to attend school nearby. Eighteenth ordinary primary schools and junior secondary schools must recruit disabled children and adolescents who can adapt to their study and life; Ordinary senior secondary schools, technical schools, secondary specialized schools and institutions of higher learning must recruit disabled candidates who meet the national admission standards, and may not refuse to recruit them because of their disabilities.
Conditional medical colleges should offer massage classes for the blind and recruit blind students.