The Government states that this benefit is applicable to a restricted extent, but only for persons with mental disabilities. Since the adoption of the Rules, the amendment against discrimination of persons with disabilities, Article 3 in the Constitution, was enacted. There are rules concerning accessibility only for new official buildings. According to the Government, there are laws and regulations requiring accessibility even in public places, the outdoor environment, means of public transportation and housing. According to the Government, even other measures have been promoted in order to facilitate accessibility in the built environment such as installing lifts and accessible toilets and improving accessibility in housing.
Special transport is available for education and recreational purpose.
Special transport is available also for medical treatment and work, according to the Government. The most difficult obstacles, when planning to build accessible environments, are attitudinal factors, lack of legislation and regulations, lack of planning and design capacity, lack of knowledge, research and information, lack of user participation and lack of enforcement mechanism. There is a disability awareness component incorporated in the training of planners, architects and construction engineers. But, according to the organization, this is only mentioned and therefore not effective. Sign language has no officially recognized status, is not used as the first language of deaf people and is not recognized as the main means of communication between deaf persons and others.