Our right to health: EU law forbids both forms of open (e.g., based on citizenship), as well as forms of disguised discrimination (e.g., residence, language) by using criteria that seem to be neutral, but in the end lead to (almost) the same result.

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EU law forbids both forms of open (e.g., based on citizenship), as well as forms of disguised discrimination (e.g., residence, language) by using criteria that seem to be neutral, but in the end lead to (almost) the same result.

Lena Larsen · Accepted Answer

true

Our right to health

EU law forbids both forms of open (e.g., based on citizenship), as well as forms of disguised discrimination (e.g., residence, language) by using criteria that seem to be neutral, but in the end lead to (almost) the same result.

True

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