THE FIVE WAYS IN WHICH THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF AUTISTIC PEOPLE ARE ROUTINELY VIOLATED

Interesting piece in Wired, which the NAS seems to have contributed to:

https://www.wired.co.uk/article/autistim-human-rights-neurodiversity

The 'human rights' of autistic people often comes up on this site, but a few of those who comment don't understand what 'human rights' are, and think that having human rights means you can do whatever you want, even if it harms others. This is a (slightly) more informed take on that, from a (slightly) more informed base. Just slightly.

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Stephen over 3 years ago

This made me feel a tad sick if I’m honest. Wounded why we suffer severe anxiety depression disorders, self harm and play with death. I can’t help saying the wrong thing when it counts the most
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PersonAnon over 3 years ago in reply to Stephen

Stephen it's just a simple discussion on some aspects of life for autistic people. But if the issue upsets you don't respond any more to this post. I pick and choose the topics I check-out here; I find some of them distressing / triggering / annoying and I just don't pay any attention to those, for the most part. Best wishes to you.
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PersonAnon over 3 years ago in reply to Stephen

Stephen it's just a simple discussion on some aspects of life for autistic people. But if the issue upsets you don't respond any more to this post. I pick and choose the topics I check-out here; I find some of them distressing / triggering / annoying and I just don't pay any attention to those, for the most part. Best wishes to you.
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