Legislative advances in science and technology are presented before the Parlatino

This Tuesday Venezuela presented before Parlatino (Latin American and Caribbean Parliament) legislative advances in science and technology.

The deputy to the National Assembly (AN), Asia Villegas, delegated by Venezuela to Parlatino, was in charge of exposing the details regarding the legislative advances on this issue.

In statements broadcast on television, Villegas indicated that a debate is taking place in the country on an unprecedented law on neurorights. He explained that Venezuela is currently developing a large national consultation on the Autism Spectrum Disorder Law, which puts on the table everything that has to do with the rights of the brain, specifically, this issue of neurorights.

In this sense, he explained that the issue of non-sexist language, exclusive language, language with a gender perspective that makes everyone visible has been a clamor in the debate.

Likewise, the deputy Asia Villegas stated that this Neurorights Law has been consulted with the Sectorial Vice Presidency of Science, Technology, Education and Health, led by Gabriela Jiménez and, she announced that they have agreed on observations that will be made and consigning the next week, before the Science and Technology Commission of the Latin American and Caribbean Parliament, reported VTV.

Similarly, he stated that regional integration is necessary for the data that can be shared, respecting the rights of individuals in the case of education, as well as the rights of children and adolescents.

On the other hand, through her account on the social network Twitter, Deputy Villegas stated that Venezuela resumes its space with dignity in the Latin American and Caribbean Parliament with “proposals that put the legislative work of 23 nations at the service of the real dynamics and expectations of our peoples.”