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Youngest boy in court over summer riots sentenced
A 12-year-old boy, who is the youngest to appear in court in relation to this summer's riots, has been handed a 12-month referral order.

EU Parliament Member: US sanctions against countries are economic terrorism
A member of the European Parliament said that the imposition of illegal sanctions against countries, including Iran, is economic terrorism that destroys human lives.

HCHR rules out alleged discrimination against ethnic groups
The Secretary of High Council for Human Rights on Sunday ruled out alleged discrimination against ethnic groups, saying that the Government respects equal citizen rights of all ethnicities.

UN Rights experts urge US to end police brutality, systemic racism
Independent UN human rights experts appealed on Friday for the new United States Government to adopt wide ranging reforms to end police violence and address systemic racism and racial discrimination.

HCHR secretary’s reaction to speeches made by three western countries’ officials
Ali Bagheri Kani reacted to remarks made by officials of the three Western countries at a meeting of the Human Rights Council who spoke out against the human rights situation in Iran.

Exemptions granted to Iranian inmates unique
The false depictions of so-called human rights advocates about the situation of Iranian prisoners were revealed.

Judiciary chief: US, Western Govts violated Human Rights in Iran-Iraq war
Judiciary Chief Ebrahim Raisi said on Tuesday that Iran must reveal to the world that how the US and the Western governments violated Human Rights during the 8-year imposed war to achieve their evil wishes.

Oxfam: British arms sales prolonging Saudi war in Yemen
Oxfam has accused the British government of prolonging the war in Yemen by allowing the export of air-to-air refueling equipment that it fears could be used to help the Saudi air force conduct indiscriminate bombing in the country.

Mental health of young people worsening in UK: Experts
About 7% of children have attempted suicide by the age of 17 and almost one in four say they have self-harmed in the past year, according to a paper in the British Journal of Psychiatry, and experts say the figures could rise as a result of the pande...

Study: UK homeless deaths rise by more than a third in a year
Deaths among homeless people have risen by more than a third in a year, according to an analysis by a social justice group that found that almost 1,000 unhoused people had died across the UK in 2020.

Asylum seekers in UK 'subjected to sexual harassment' in government hotels: Report
The Home Office has been urged to investigate the network of hotels holding thousands of asylum seekers following allegations of sexual harassment, intimidation and claims that staff have been paid significantly below the minimum wage.
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