Your responsibilities and rights

When dealing with infectious diseases, it is not only important to protect your own health but also to take responsibility for others. Each individual contributes to preventing the spread of pathogens and, in doing so, protecting the community.

At the same time, there are legally established rights that ensure affected individuals are supported and not disadvantaged.

Responsibilities and rights go hand in hand: those who know their duties can reduce infection risks—and those who know their rights can act appropriately and request support if necessary.