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According to Mehr News Agency, the interactive Semnan interview with “Ms. Habbeh HagsThe Special Rights Reporter of the UN Disabled People was held in Geneva at the initiative of a number of Semnan on March 1 to March 1 to 2.

In this interactive conversation, representatives from the Iranian Thalassemia Society, the Association Autism Iran and Palestinian activist from the Netherlands explored the challenges of the disabled.

Also, Maryam Akhavan Tavakoli, the representative of the Iranian Thalassemia Society, addressed the problems of thalassemia patients and said sanctions were the main cause of increased the likelihood of secondary complications on thalassemia patients and emphasized that thalassemia patients in Iran were affected by sanctions due to lack of access to drugs. Iron High quality, with osteoporosis, diabetes, heart problems, and neurological complications, in some cases leading to increased disability statistics and even early death of thalassemia patients.

Patient challenges Autism

Reza Hajati and Mahmoud Karimi representatives of the Association Autism Iran also at this meeting with the challenges of people with people Autism They paid and said: In Iran tens of thousands of people Autism Are affected; But many of them are deprived of services due to lack of diagnostic and medical facilities. In the meantime, the government with challenges in implementing a comprehensive national program AutismProviding and providing social facilities and services, and so on.

They also call for cooperation between International To improve teachers' education, improve the services and employment programs of people with people Autism And increase financial and technical support to develop services related to Autism And they became public awareness campaigns. Finally, representatives of the association call for special attention to the challenges of people with people Autism In particular, they were boycotted in the countries and asked the reporter to reflect it in their subsequent reports.

The imposition of compulsory disability of another leaf of the crimes of the occupying regime

Mustafa Kettle The Palestinian activist in the Netherlands spoke about the serious conditions of the disabled in Gaza and Palestine and emphasized: There are no medical and medical support for Palestinian children and many of them face severe mental and physical crises due to war and harsh conditions. Also following the Zionist regime's war in Gaza, the number of disabilities has increased in the past year due to war injuries. The occupation regime has violated human rights conventions to protect people with disabilities since October 5. It is estimated that more than October 5 1 The child has lost their hands and feet in Gaza, which means losing one hand about ten children a day. Also in the past year, about 5 children in Gaza have suffered severe disabilities. It is also estimated that more than October 1 1 The injured Palestinian lives with disabilities.

At the end of this interactive conversation, the special reporter of the rights of individuals with disabilities emphasized the importance of continuous interaction and effective cooperation, appreciating the valuable presentations and constructive views of representatives of NGOs (Semnans).

Referring to the key role of these organizations in advancing the rights of individuals with disabilities, he emphasized the need to expand the exchange and synergy between civil institutions and official institutions.

He also called for the continuation of these interactions to plan and implement effective measures to improve the situation and secure the rights of people with disabilities and emphasized the need to pursue obligations and implement support policies.