Georgia’s Permanent Representative delivered a joint statement on behalf of 64 countries on the importance of further promoting and supporting the rights of persons on the autism spectrum

On September 17, 2026, within the framework of the 63rd session of the UN Human Rights Council, Georgia’s Permanent Representative, Revaz Lominadze, delivered a joint statement on behalf of 64 countries on the importance of further promoting and supporting the rights of persons on the autism spectrum.

Revaz Lominadze noted that persons on the autism spectrum are an integral part of a diverse society and have the right to fully and equally enjoy human rights and fundamental freedoms.

Georgia’s Permanent Representative emphasized the importance of creating an accessible environment for persons on the autism spectrum and ensuring access to support systems. He also highlighted the importance of further developing international cooperation in this area.

The joint statement was delivered as part of a campaign supporting the human rights of persons on the autism spectrum, which was initiated by Georgia last year.