They discriminated against their son with autism and made a decisive decision

April 9, 2019

The woman found that at school, she put a reflective vest on the child and did not hesitate to make a resounding determination.

In recent days, the heartbreaking story of Charlie a seven-year-old boy discriminated against at school "Cherry Lane Elementary School" from London to be autistic. As explained by his mother, Joanne Logan, the child was forced to wear a reflective vest to differentiate himself from his peers.

"Last year, I was horrified to discover that one of my children, Charlie was forced to wear a reflective vest at school, so that teachers and children identifying him as autistic during recess. "Joanne explained to the British newspaper Daily Mirror.

Noting the disgusting situation, the woman made a firm decision against the institution and appeared before the court with special needs and disability. "Can you imagine anything more disorienting, disturbing and insensitive to the needs of an autistic child?"asks the young woman. And he added that this "it was not just Charliebut for all autistic children treated the same way. "

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In addition, Joanne has launched a social media campaign to gain financial support from users and pay the costs of the application. "I do not have the resources they have, so I raise all I can to meet the legal costs, " badured Charlie's mother.

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Logan hopes to raise at least £ 2,500, approximately $ 3,271. However, the young woman said: "Then I have to continue and raise as much as possible because the costs could rise to 10,000 pounds (about 13,082 dollars)."

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In addition, the woman told the British website that her son was in a "critical phase of his life" during which he was developing links and exploring his environment.. "And did he receive a vest to make it stand out and make it easier for teachers to recognize?" Not only is it a horrible way to treat a child, but it's clearly discriminatory "he condemned.

Finally, the educational institution alleged that the mother of the child knew the method since the vestthey are not mandatory for anyone and are used only with the parents' consent. "