required, in terms of services and facilities sought, to enable persons with disabilities to develop their physical, mental, health, professional, social or economic abilities so as to access a level that allows them to integrate into the community. This explains the scientific and medical intervention for children born with disabilities, such as the separation of Siamese children (for example), because they have the right to life and survive. Despite this, we find the following arguments about this right: 1. The killing of fetuses with disabilities is a crime punishable by national law. 2. There is a disparity between the acceptance and refusal of abortion of fetuses with disabilities after the scientific and medical developments, which show the status of the fetus before being born, especially in the first months of pregnancy. Fourth: Freedom from Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment Being subjected to torture is considered one of the most serious violations that human beings are exposed to in general, especially persons with disabilities, as Jordan joined the Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, and published it in the Official Gazette on 15/6/2006 to become a national law that may be used for defense. Moreover, places of arrest and detention are viewed as the most places in which human beings may be exposed to this kind of violations. From this point, the administration of the reform and habilitation centers called in 2008 for a special initiative to take care of inmates with disabilities, 20