As a result, the "functionally disabled person" in question is exposed to discrimination, since no measures have been taken in order to comply with her right to good health care.
The benefits can be tangible as proximity allows functionally disabled people to draw water by themselves; restricted access to water and sanitation services leads to a much higher risk for persons with disabilities for contracting diseases.
5.4 The author further notes that, notwithstanding the magnitude of the departure from the plan in the building permission, there is still a requirement for life-enhancing circumstances for a "functionally disabled person" with a rightful claim to equality with regard to quality of life.
5.2 The author claims that the refusal to issue building permission amounts to discrimination, since all possible avenues of recourse that might ensure her rehabilitation, as a "functionally disabled person", have been exhausted.
The fact that a Swedish "functionally disabled citizen" cannot obtain the lawful right to adequate rehabilitation, through an application for building permission for special adaptation of her home, will amount to a violation of the Convention.
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