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The State provides free health care to the public;
According to the Satversme(Constitution) the state provides free access to primary and secondary education.
The State provides free advocacy for children in court proceedings.
In cases of serious crimes where he is unable to appoint a defence counsel, the State provides free legal aid for his defence.
The State provides free education at all levels, including higher education.
To ensure balanced nutrition within low-income families, the state provides free meals to children aged 0-24 months old.
The State provides free food for children under the age of 2 in low-income families.
Pursuant to article 8 of the Education Act, the State provides free primary, secondary and general secondary education to all school-age children.
The State provides free medical treatment to persons suffering from such major infectious diseases as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and schistosomiasis.
The defendant has the right to access government-held evidence and the state provides free legal service to an indigent accused where the interest of justice so requires and to ensure that justice is not denied to any person by reason of economic or other disabilities.
The State provides free of charge medicines for all children up to 1 year old.
It is worth reiterating the point made in the previous reports, namely that the State provides free educational services at basic, secondary and pre-university levels of education for all Bahrainis and non-Bahrainis residing in the country, without any distinction or discrimination among them.
The State provides free basic general compulsory education within the public school system.
Under article 42 of the Constitution,every citizen has a right to education; the State provides free obligatory secondary education; the education system is controlled by the State, which ensures that the most gifted students can continue their studies regardless of their financial status, and sets minimum educational standards.
The State provides free and compulsory basic general education through the public school system.
The state provides free textbooks to the children of primary grades of general education secondary schools for three years.
The State provides free housing for disadvantaged groups of citizens who satisfy the conditions set out in Cabinet Decision No. 18 of 2007.
The State provides free medical care to those who are HIV-positive, as well as financial, psychological and social support for infected persons and their families.
Under article 68, the State provides free primary and secondary education to all citizens in public schools and citizens receive education for at least nine years.
The State provides free education at all levels for all citizens and residents, to whom it also offers incentives such as school transport and the distribution of school books free of charge.
The State provides free medical services during pregnancy, childbirth, and the post-natal period and free services to all women at the primary care level and, to socially disadvantaged women, at the hospital level.
The State provides free health services for citizens and foreigners alike and these services are accorded priority in the Government's budget so that they can be made available to everyone residing in the Kingdom of Bahrain.
Through its health policies, the State provides free services for persons affiliated with the public system at the first level of care, primarily prenatal and child monitoring, delivery of food through the Supplementary Food Programme, and general patient consultations.
The State provides free preschool, elementary, secondary and basic general education for its citizens. Moreover, it provides technical and vocational training and post-secondary, higher and postgraduate education at no cost, on a competitive-entry basis and in accordance with State educational needs, for candidates who will be studying in an educational programme at that level for the first time.
Nevertheless, the State provided free education for all non-Kuwaiti Government employees and there were a number of private schools that catered for the needs of cultural minorities.
The State provided free medical care of the highest quality in all regions of the country, including the most remote.
While the State provided free education for all citizens and residents, were Islamic courses mandatory in public schools even for non-Muslims?
Universal primary andsecondary education have been achieved by means of the State providing free education to all children and young persons up to the age of 20 years at the Government owned primary and secondary Schools.
Since it was not feasible to build a secondary school in each community, the State provided free board and lodging facilities for non-local pupils.
The State provides conditions for free activities of democratic political parties and social organizations.