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Gharibabadi's Report on 2024 Measures Taken Regarding Civil Rights in the Country
The acting deputy for international affairs of the Judiciary said: "This summer, 20,619 prisoners across the country were released from prison using legal concessions and judicial facilities."

UN expert calls for Julian Assange’s release, cites prison’s COVID outbreak
Amid a COVID-19 outbreak at London’s Belmarsh prison, an independent UN expert appealed to British authorities on Tuesday to release Julian Assange or to place him under guarded house arrest during extradition proceedings to the United States. ...

Why has Rouhollah Zam been sentenced to death?
Iran’s Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence against the administrator of an anti-Iran Telegram channel Amad News who had been convicted of “corruption on earth” in a lower court.

UK’s discriminatory behavior towards BAME children criticized by UN
The use of Tasers and spit hoods on children should be banned in the UK, the global humanitarian organization for children Unicef has recommended.

Rohingya refugees forced to move to remote island: Report
Nearly 100,000 Rohingya refugees are being relocated by the Bangladeshi authorities to an isolated island called Bhashan Char in the Bay of Bengal.

A 300-percent rise in Afghan civilian deaths from US air raids: Report
Deaths of Afghan civilians in air raids carried out by the United States and its allies “increased dramatically” since 2017 when Washington loosened its criteria and escalated attacks on the Taliban, according to a report released on Mond...

Wedding ceremony halted due to Covid-19 restrictions
A wedding ceremony has been halted by the judicial order issued by the prosecutor of Torkaman County in Golestan Province.

Iran to neither negotiate nor compromise national interests
Spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry Saeed Khatibzadeh stated on Monday that Iran will not negotiate over its national interests, neither through holding talks nor via reaching compromises.

Asylum seekers deprived of legal services in Kent barracks: Report
Lawyers have been denied access to an army barracks used to house asylum seekers to speak to dozens of clients who require urgent legal advice, the Guardian has learned, even as residents are moved directly to detention centers for removal from the U...

Student groups are guardians of Iranian nation identity: HCHR Secretary
In a meeting held on the occasion of the “Student’s Day” on Sunday, the Secretary of High Council for Human Rights met with different student groups and discussed their role in the promotion of the Iranian nation’s rights in t...

Violence erupts in new Paris protest against security law: Reports
Violence erupted in Paris for the second consecutive weekend at a mass protest against a new security law and police brutality, as demonstrators clashed with police, set alight vehicles and smashed shop windows.
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