مطالب موجود برای 'human rights'

Today, the Southern Prisons Coalition, a group of civil and human rights organizations, submitted a new report to the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination on the devastating consequences of incarceration on Black people throughout the southern United Stat...

With its dark record, the United States has no qualification to make a comment about human rights, a top Iranian official said.

Alena Douhan, said that she had heard disturbing accounts from patients suffering from rare diseases and people with disabilities on the challenges they faced in accessing medicines and assistive equipment.

ran's Deputy Judiciary chief for international affairs and Iran's High Council for Human Rights Secretary said that appointing a Special UN human rights rapporteur for Iran is politically motivated, and an instrument to impose political pressure against a few countries.

Secretary of Iran Judiciary's Human Rights Council said that approach of political and instrumental use of human rights must be set aside by the Western countries.

Serbia discriminated against players who won medals at Blind Chess Olympiads by denying them financial benefits that were granted to sighted players for winning similar international accolades, the European Court of Human Rights ruled.

The secretary-general of Iran's High Council for Human Rights announced Tehran's readiness for talks and the development of legal and judicial cooperation with Poland and India.

An Iranian Judiciary official held meetings with the German and Dutch ambassadors to Tehran to talk about the legal and judicial cooperation with the two European nations and to pursue the efforts to protect the rights of Iranian nationals and inmates in Europe.

Deputy for International Affairs of the Judiciary and Secretary-General of Iran's Human Rights Office Kazem Gharibabadi said that Tehran is ready to transfer its experiences in the judiciary section to the Yemeni counterpart.

Iranian Judiciary Deputy Chief for International Affairs said that the criminal act of assassinating nuclear scientists is obvious breaching of human rights and will not remain unpunished.