U.N. Human Rights Council Condemns Situation In Iran | RFE/RL
The 47 countries present at this week’s United Nations Human Rights Council meeting condemned the sudden execution of the young Iranian wrestler, Navid Afkari, also demanding the release of Nasrin Sotoudeh and Narges Mohammadi and an end to the repeated violations of human rights in Iran.
In a joint statement, read by the German representative to the UN Human Rights Council, the member nations expressed concern over repeated human rights violations in Iran, including „arbitrary detentions, unfair trials,“ forced confessions, and acts of torture against detainees arrested in recent protests in Iran.
In a joint statement, read by the German representative to the UN Human Rights Council, the member nations expressed concern over repeated human rights violations in Iran, including „arbitrary detentions, unfair trials,“ forced confessions, and acts of torture against detainees arrested in recent protests in Iran.
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