COMISSÃO DE DIREITOS HUMANOS, MINORIAS E IGUALDADE RACIAL

. Good morning. I want to congratulate you all and all. I'm Fernando Cota. TRF Amiga dos Autistas And I want to thank you Deputy Luis Couto. We are here with Dr. Oswaldo Abdi Estrajano, who is here with me, and our colleagues in the fight, that are at a distance. I am a man of light of the grisalos I'm still white and preto, and I'm a middle-aged person, and I'm wearing a uniform from the Federal Police. And I want to say that our satisfaction is very big, we are talking about today, mainly of this blue blue because of the International Day of Conscientization of Autism It's a great satisfaction to be here. I... We can't always stop to say with much affection, Deputy Luis Couto. I'm a deputy Luis Couto. I remember I have a child Fernandão, who is with 28 years old, is a severe autista, and that made me push for this fight. before, by MOAB, the Brasile Movement, as a cause as a ativist since 2005, and there to more or less for 2007, Deputy Luiz Couto. here in the Commission of Human Rights And we were looking for, and we had already had some fights, in this sense, and we were looking for here in the Cámara. who was here in front of this issue in the area of human rights, who was here? fighting for these situations. Look, it's been a long time ago. So, I remember the receptivity that we had first in the committee, and then when we were presented to the deputado of Esgoto, and the satisfaction that we had. And from there to come, it's for us to talk about the International of Conscientization, we have to say that there were many victories. They were in other times, let's say. When my son was diagnosed, We had difficulty, Oswaldo, with the doctors They didn't know, a lot of doctors didn't know, they didn't know. and said: "My wife heard it, this is a mother, each one has their own age, this whole thing." and even to make a romaria for doctors to find them. So, in these days, when we remember such cases, Mr. Luiz Couto, we see how the conquistas were great. How the conquistas were especially very significant. From there to here, we built, here in this house, "A Lei Berenice Piana". the law "Mamãe do Rio" which at that time had to come to Brasília, with so many people and we can fight for it also. In 2011, before the Berinis Piana, We got a law, this law here, Abdias, I'm with her, I have a lot of pride in the Lei Fernando Cota, which is a law here in the Federal District, which already has rights for these people here in DF. So, it's a great satisfaction in these hours to see how we can achieve. Autists are people with deficiencies. In that time, it was not. in that time, many of them said, as a gestor, here in the government and the federal government, I sometimes found people who would say that in the old extint acordes when I was a coordinator for inclusion of people with disabilities, here in the District of the Federal District, people told me that they didn't have the right, for example, to pass free, because I received information that there was no deficiency. It was a disorder. So, then, it started... invasive development, global development. So, see how we can advance in this sense. And how many times, I love very much the president Luiz Couto, because how many times, every year, we have audiences here, or topics specific, or topics like the day of the August, the day of the Autism and the Orcs, the Day of the Autism and the Day of the International of Conscientization, So, how many times We all here, and you always, in this way, continue to fight for autists in the whole of Brazil. Cool. Lamentavelmente, we still have a lot to conquer, many battles in the future. Although long-term this time, this time of activism, this time of construction of laws, and, after that, many other laws, the reduction of the journey for the responsible, the inclusion of autistic people in schools, with a therapy, for example, with a specialised companion. In fact, there were many fights, many victories, and we have... every time we celebrate this. But this has reached all the time No, unfortunately not. I say that our great success, and I use this word very strong, because I feel like it, our great success, deputado Luis Goutto, is still in the attention of these people. I, for example, hear from a of a person here in the camera, telling me that the son He went to hospital, had a need to go to hospital, a problem, and very agitated. He came to hospital, Oswaldo, and he was still more. with the different parafernália of sounds, with the information. He was much more agitated. And there was no hospital right now And, who knows, we can fight for this in a more effective way, even because we learn every day that our conquests are very big, but still not enough. And we have to have, in reality, this very clear noxious notion. And this person didn't have in the hospital. There was no hospital absolutely no room where this person could be far from the noise, from the movement. It's very common in hospitals. So we have to work for, who knows, to create these hospitals, so that these people have better care. At the end, this adolescent, when he was in this hospital, Oswaldo, he broke all the teeth, he fractured all the teeth and because of this, because of the stress, we know that it's different from a autistic person, it's very different, the hypersensibility, this thing all, he broke all the teeth, depotado do Scourge. And then, after a while, because of this trauma and others, he didn't recover. He died. And unfortunately, this is a real case, but it serves as a lesson for us. We still have a lot to work. I want to leave, I've already been here, I've been here for a long time. I want to say that they are the most important thing in these initiatives. I'm so very happy that the PRF Today I work with this issue. the people of our work, who is my fellow in the fight fight in PRF. Here is the people of Sindijus, who are also our friends in the cartilhas of Blitz Autism. and has a great success in Brazil. and the PRF actively participates. Then, in 2023, we created the PRF Amigos Autist. I also want to talk about another project, and I want to give this first hand I have to give you a little bit of information. I was talking about President Costa Neto, who is the president of Sindijus, who supports these cartilhas, the Moab's cartilha, these initiatives. I was talking to him about the Autism in the Iglesia. There is also a Dr. Wagner, who will talk about it, and I was talking about the Autism Project in the Igreja. Abdias, and President Costa Neto, in first hand, and listen to this thing I'm talking about, President Costa Neto, who has told me that he will give all the support to this project, and that is a project that has, in reality, worked a lot with inclusion of people, in the churches, in a way of general, without necessarily a name, these churches are evangelicals, Catholic, in fact, these are temples where these people are, where these families are, and no one deserves, no one can be discriminated because he is cego, has a visual effect, because he is surdo, has a audit effect, because he is a person who is a person with physical physical health, or because he is autistic or a syndrome of Down. He can't go to church, he can't go to church, he can't go to church. And I'm very happy when I receive a support of this. "Abdias, please, transmit it there." the importance of this. And he now captured this need, and said that it is open, and we will expand this project, again, with the help of the CIDJUs. So I want to say to you, Mãezinha, who is at home, who is listening to us, who is sometimes incarcerated, because sometimes it's a level 3 autistic, which there are many, and that can't come to this session, but that somehow is watching. I want to say to you that have hope. Don't leave your son. Look for association in your city, look for the prefecture, who is in the prefecture, or social assistance, or if there is a area of people with disabilities or human rights, because don't leave your child, because you are the most important person to change the quality of your child, to make him have the rights that he deserves and have a life with dignity. So, for you, Maizinha, is what I'm saying now: don't leave your child. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you.