A senior Iranian judiciary official has condemned a recent decision by Danish authorities to separate an autistic Iranian child from his family, calling on Copenhagen to reverse the measure and reunite the minor with his relatives. Kazem Gharibabadi, the Judiciary chief’s deputy for international affairs and secretary of the country’s High Council for Human Rights, in a statement on Wednesday denounced as “unfair” the the Danish government’s decision to grant the custody of Darioush Haydari to another family in the Nordic country, and deny his parents of the right to look after their son. Gharibabadi said deportation of Darioush’s parents on charges of child abduction and their subsequent separation from the child amount to a gross violation of the European country’s obligations under human rights treaties, particularly the Convention on the Rights of the Child. ادامه خبر👇