evidence: The law provides for criminal penalties for corruption by officials, but authorities did not implement the law effectively, and officials continued to engage in corrupt practices with impunity. There were numerous reports of government corruption. [...] The government has an Office for Persons with Disabilities located within the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion, but its ability to provide services to persons with disabilities was limited. Mental-health professionals expressed concern regarding social stigma by families and communities against persons with mental disabilities and a lack of access to mental-health care throughout the country. [...] The government did not effectively enforce these laws and regulations. Although penalties include prison sentences of up to two years and fines, they were not sufficient to deter violations. They were, however, commensurate with penalties for violating laws related to civil rights, such as election interference. Penalties were sometimes applied against violators.