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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.

American human rights: The Guantanamo Prison
The concept of human rights has always been a popular topic for human beings. Such popularity and influence has led to some countries, mostly the US, misusing and exploiting this term in the media and international relations. The following Op-Ed, pub...

Covid cases in UK prisons double in October
The number of prisoners who have tested positive for coronavirus in England and Wales since the start of the pandemic more than doubled in the space of a month in October, figures reveal.

Iran recommends the US: Stop arbitrary detention of Iranian nationals
During the UN Human Rights Council session on the periodic review of the situation of human rights in the US held in Geneva, the permanent mission of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the UN addressed the US government and recommended that the US gover...

Ensuring public rights a strategy of judicial system: HR official
In a radio interview broadcast on Wednesday afternoon, the Deputy of International Affairs to the Judiciary stressed the importance of public rights and said that ensuring public rights is not merely a motto but has become a strategy followed by the ...

Trump aiming to further damage Iran
Outgoing US President Donald Trump has not stopped his unlawful and inhumane acts yet and aims to further damage Iran by new series of sanctions.

UK ‘Shameful’ treatment of NHS workers amid pandemic
Migrant healthcare workers are having to return to their countries of origin, potentially hampering Britain’s response to the second wave of coronavirus, after the expiry of visas to support the NHS, trade unions and charities have warned.

Charities: Homelessness increased drastically in UK during pandemic
Tens of thousands of people have been made homeless since the start of the pandemic despite a ban on evictions, the Guardian has found, with charities warning that younger people are falling through the gaps.

Blasphemous conduct towards Islam clear example of cultural terrorism: HR official
In a televised interview broadcast by IRIB, Ali Bagheri, the Secretary of High Council for Human Rights said that the French insulting conduct is a clear example of cultural terrorism since such acts could not be tolerated by Muslims all over the wor...

HCHR Secretary’s letters to UN officials on special rapporteur’s politicized approach
In reaction to the annual report provided by the UN special rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Iran, the Secretary of High Council for Human Rights wrote separate letters to the UN Secretary General and the High Commissioner for Human Rig...

Iran-Austria judicial cooperation in progress
In a meeting held between Stefan Scholz, the Austrian ambassador to Tehran and the Deputy of International Affairs to the Judiciary on Wednesday, the areas of legal and judicial cooperation between the two countries were discussed.
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