Sentence examples for treatment without discrimination from inspiring English sources

'Patient rights' refers to nurse respect for all patients and equal treatment without discrimination based on age, gender, socio-economic status, family status, disability or literacy.

Parliamentarians can not only tackle the fear and prejudice that fuel the epidemic, but we can ensure that public officials fulfil their responsibilities towards HIV-positive children by providing treatment without discrimination".

Thus, our data support non-discrimination between patients with and without PD when offering treatment for HCV infection to prison inmates.

Fairness refers to the equal treatment of students without discrimination due to race or socioeconomic status.

The government of Laos has approved a National Strategic and Action Plan on HIV/AIDS/STI for 2011 2015 aimed at expanding national capacity for universal access to treatment, care and support without discrimination (14).

"We serve suffering humanity without discrimination".

The team was appointed after a faculty task force called for a modified ROTC program open to all students, including those not eligible for federal scholarships or commissions, without discrimination or differential treatment.

She added that the children of HIV positive people should have the same rights as other children, including "the right to treatment when they are sick, and the ability to go to school like other children without discrimination or rejection".

Regardless of the implementation of preventive therapy, care must be provided without discrimination towards those with existing symptoms or prior diagnoses of TB, and the government enforcement of treatment standards is necessary to monitor mining healthcare operations to ensure non-discrimination.

Suppose equal treatment is interpreted as requiring that a government service that is provided to some citizens shall be provided to all without discrimination against any group of citizens.

In May the Constitutional Court ruled that by limiting the number of patients who could get the treatment without charge, the Government was enforcing economic discrimination.