This Declaration demands of the states to secure conditions for enforcement of the rights envisaged by the Declaration, including active and passive measures of respect, protection and realization of human rights. As a rule, the commitments of the state require the balance between public, state and individual interests, therefore the Declaration cannot be interpreted as entitling for infringing the rights of people living with HIV; people affected by TB; drug users; sex workers; men having sex with men and trans*people.