Some service deserves service in return.

However, the pace of return in 2006 was lower than expected owing to persistent insecurity, political instability and lack of infrastructure and basic services in return areas.

The lack of infrastructure and basic services in return areas also prevented the reintegration of IDPs to their places of former residence.

Seriously ill patients require permission to be treated in West Bank hospitals, and some are reportedly pressed to collaboratewith Israel’s security services in return for being allowedout.

The volatile security situation in eastern Chad and Darfur, combined with inadequate access to basic services in return areas, are major impediments to the long-term and sustainable return of internally displaced persons and refugees.

This is often because course participants' employers make general contributions to the hosting institution of the centres, and expect to be given some services in return, at reduced or no extra cost.

Of course, people in need have the right to material and psychological help, but the principle of getting a service in return is a key element of our social policy.

According to article 13 of the Constitution, it is not permissible to impose compulsory work on citizens except as prescribed by law for the discharge of a public service in return for fair remuneration.

Article 13 of the Constitution further stipulates that it is prohibited to impose any forced labour on citizens unless such is required by law for the performance of a public service in return for fair remuneration.

No work shall be imposed on the citizens, except by virtue of the law, for the performance of a public service and in return for a fair remuneration.