SOCIAL SECURITY OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

AJDINSKI, Ljupcho (2007) SOCIAL SECURITY OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES. Journal of Special Education and Rehabilitation, 8 (3-4). pp. 98-104. ISSN 1409-6099

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Abstract

The philosophy and the concept of social secu­rity in the Republic of Macedonia as well as the national and international documents according to which social security is realized in the country were presented at the Conference of Southeast­ern Europe on Experience from carrying out the National strategies for equal rights of people with disabilities and comments on their realiza­tion. Social security is a social condition in which a range of social and legal measures successfully act. Its basic aim is in favour of the citizens and their community to create a certain kind of guar­antee against certain “risks” which each citizen faces with within the community, such as illness, disability, elder age, unemployment, accident at work etc. In every society there is a part of the population or social groups that are not able to realize their social security on the basis of their current or past labor. Therefore special aspects of solidarity develop in relation to the equality and provision of essential conditions for development of child and social care. Social care covers the activities that are under­taken in order to protect people unable to work, without means for life, as well as to protect citi­zen that according to their work and on the basis of their work, on the basis of their legal support, on the basis of their property and property rights

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