A legal protection umbrella for autistic children Saida Saleh Afari, CEO of the Iran Autism Association in a conversation with Mizan: One of our most fundamental problems is the lack of a clear legal definition of "restriction and seclusion" for different spectrums of autism. While people on the "severe spectrum" have certain symptoms, many people on the "mild spectrum" lack a proper understanding of the legal and legal implications of their behavior, despite their academic or social abilities. Recently, we witnessed a case in Khuzestan where an autistic person obtained huge amounts of credit through accessing the parents' phone apps and faced the family with huge debts. We have identified 23 responsible organizations, one of the pillars of which is the legal system. The Iranian Autism Association has so far held special training courses for 200 judges, prosecutors and heads of judicial complexes throughout the country in cooperation with the Deputy Human Resources of the Judiciary. Elmira Nagizadeh, Deputy Prosecutor and Head of District 25 Prosecutor's Office in Tehran (special for personal and guardianship matters) in an interview with Mizan: Last year, names of people with autism disorder in Tehran were sent through the relevant association and the legal checks required by this district were carried out. In organizing a number of joint meetings with the aforementioned association and clarifying the necessity of identifying the disabled and performing tasks and legal protections, it was emphasized that the delivery and sending of the details of those entitled to legal protections in this field does not depend on clarification and correspondence from the attorney's office, and this must be done with ongoing monitoring by the association. More details rate on social networks.

A legal protection umbrella for autistic children Saida Saleh Afari, CEO of the Iran Autism Association in a conversation with Mizan: One of our most fundamental problems is the lack of a clear legal definition of "restriction and seclusion" for different spectrums of autism. While people on the "severe spectrum" have certain symptoms, many people on the "mild spectrum" lack a proper understanding of the legal and legal implications of their behavior, despite their academic or social abilities. Recently, we witnessed a case in Khuzestan where an autistic person obtained huge amounts of credit through accessing the parents' phone apps and faced the family with huge debts. We have identified 23 responsible organizations, one of the pillars of which is the legal system. The Iranian Autism Association has so far held special training courses for 200 judges, prosecutors and heads of judicial complexes throughout the country in cooperation with the Deputy Human Resources of the Judiciary. Elmira Nagizadeh, Deputy Prosecutor and Head of District 25 Prosecutor's Office in Tehran (special for personal and guardianship matters) in an interview with Mizan: Last year, names of people with autism disorder in Tehran were sent through the relevant association and the legal checks required by this district were carried out. In organizing a number of joint meetings with the aforementioned association and clarifying the necessity of identifying the disabled and performing tasks and legal protections, it was emphasized that the delivery and sending of the details of those entitled to legal protections in this field does not depend on clarification and correspondence from the attorney's office, and this must be done with ongoing monitoring by the association. More details rate on social networks.