Hepatitis B and D can be very serious diseases, mainly because they often do not cause pain or noticeable symptoms for a long time. Many people are unaware that they are infected, while the virus gradually damages the liver. If left untreated, the infection can lead to liver cirrhosis, irreversible destruction of liver cells, which may result in liver failure or liver cancer.

The good news is that early diagnosis and timely treatment can effectively prevent these serious complications. For this reason, testing and vaccination against hepatitis B are strongly recommended, even for people who feel completely healthy.

In the translated leaflet you will find detailed information about:

• where and how you can get tested,
• how the testing process works,
• and who to contact for further information.

In the Czech Republic, treatment for hepatitis is covered by public health insurance, and is therefore available to Mongolian citizens living in the Czech Republic. It is important to emphasize that:

• treatment does not limit daily life or the ability to work,
• patients can continue working normally,
• employers are not informed about the diagnosis,
• medical information is strictly confidential and the entire process is completely anonymous.

Taking care of your health is an act of responsibility toward yourself and your loved ones. If you have the opportunity, we strongly encourage you to use the testing services – early detection can protect your health and save lives.

Článek Hepatitis B and D Testing Available for the Mongolian Community in the Czech Republic se nejdříve objevil na Společnost česko-mongolského přátelství a spolupráce.

The tool works as a simple interactive questionnaire – you gradually answer questions related to your work situation (such as employment contract, wages, working hours, accommodation, etc.).

At the end of the questionnaire, you will receive an indicative overview showing whether your situation appears to be in order or whether there may be a risk that your labour rights are being violated. The document also includes useful links and contact details for institutions and organizations that you can turn to if you find out that your labour rights are being violated.

A major advantage of this tool is that it is available in several language versions, including Mongolian, making it easily accessible for foreign workers.

 You can access the online questionnaire here.

We recommend this tool to anyone who would like to better understand their work situation and gain a clearer overview of their rights on the Czech labour market.

Článek Check Whether Your Labour Rights Are Being Respected se nejdříve objevil na Společnost česko-mongolského přátelství a spolupráce.

It also provides practical advice on how to protect and exercise these rights in practice. Thanks to the shared information, migrants can navigate the labour market more easily and safely.

At this link, you will find the Pocket Labour Guide for Migrants in Mongolian. We hope it will help you better understand the labour market in the Czech Republic.

Článek Protecting Migrants’ Labour Rights se nejdříve objevil na Společnost česko-mongolského přátelství a spolupráce.