Disabled child victims are in dire need of criminal protection. The vulnerability of these people is the most important necessity in this regard. Based on this, the purpose of this article is to examine the penal policy of Iran and England in supporting disabled children. This article is descriptive and analytical and it has investigated the mentioned subject by using the library method. The findings indicate that there is no differential criminal policy in the protection of laws. Protection laws are general and mainly in the protection of children in general. Iran's legislator has paid attention to the disabled in several cases and supported them. With a cursory look at Iran's laws, it seems that this is not based on a pre-planned policy. In several cases, Iran's legislator has dealt with the crime of abandoning a child, employing children for begging, sexual crimes and crimes against the physical integrity of children, which also includes disabled children, while if the legislator considered this vulnerable spectrum of victims worthy of the protection of special punishment, he would have provided a comprehensive and regulated protection to them in the light of the law. Various criminal and non-criminal laws were applied. In the field of disabled people, it seems that the laws and regulations. In such a way that basically of criminalizations does not refer to crimes of a special nature that are often committed against disabled people and they mainly lack systematization and coherence.