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Dimitar TRAJKOVSKI
SOME ASPECTS
OF PROTECTION OF DISABLED FOR WORK
AND
HANDICAPPED PERSONS
In the concept of social care several
categories of citizens exist, for whom the state provides a kind of care. These
are the following categories: “weak citizens”, “disabled for work citizens”,
and “handicapped persons”. For the first two groups of citizens the Republic
guarantees some kind of help (according to article 35, verdict 2 of the
Constitution of Republic of Macedonia), and for the third group (according to
article 35, verdict 3 of the Constitution of Republic of Macedonia) the
Republic provides special care for the handicapped and conditions for them to
be included in social life.
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