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Acceptance rates for students with disabilities in education
The Disabled Persons' Rights Law affirms that the state is committed to ensuring their right to education without discrimination, by setting a minimum admission quota of 5% for persons with disabilities in both governmental and non-governmental educational institutions, along with establishing rules and conditions for acceptance. The law also aims to protect their rights from discrimination, secure a suitable environment for their dignified living, promote their participation in society, and provide equal opportunities in education, employment, and life in general. It emphasizes the importance of facilitating their access to transportation, technology, and information, as well as safeguarding their rights under international conventions, with a focus on training workers to raise awareness and strengthen respect for their rights.
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