Disabled persons by sex and degree of disability

A person with a legal disability is a person who has an appropriate decision (certificate of disability) given by an autorized body. Such a person may or may not have limitations while performing daily activities, in addition to the certificate. A person with a biological disability is a person who has limitations in the performance of daily activities only and does not have a disability certificate. For the item “legally disabled persons aged 0-15 years with a disability certificate“, including persons aged 16 to 17 years and 6 months, whose disability certificates have been extended due to law according the state of epidemic or epidemic threat.