The Council of Human Rights is focused on Iran, Syria, Venezuela

Experts who have appointed councils pointed to severe violations of basic rights in Iran, related to popular protests after death of Mahša Amini 2022. years.

Sara Hossein, chair for Mission to find facts on IranHe said that during peaceful protests “children were killed and severely injured after they shot at ammunition containing metal pellets.”

The young people faced extremely violent treatment in custody – including torture and rape, according to researchers ” The latest report.

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“Two years, Iran refused adequately recognized requirements for equality and justice that had agreed 2022. Years. Criminalization, supervision and permanent repression of demonstrators, family of victims and survivors – especially women and girls – is deeply worrying“” She said.

Today, the repression of the basic freedoms of the state continues in Iran, continues, Ms. Hossain maintainedWith the victims, survivors and their families “mistreated, intimidated and threatened.”

Shaheen but, which also serves the facts of finding the government’s “primary duty to provide victims of victims and survivors that they did not trust the judicial and legal system of Iran, to enable meaningful truth, justice and reparations.”

“Therefore, it is necessary for comprehensive measures to continue to seek out of the country.”

The Iranian delegation strongly opposed the probe to the probe.

The truth must appear: Syria

The Syria crisis also introduced it to Human Rights Councilwhere is the boss Query for testing in SyriaPaulo Pinheiro called higher efforts Detection of truth about the fate of tens of thousands of missing people, victims of Assad’s regime.

Mr. Pinheiro welcomed the readiness of new businesses to work with their investigators for several questions about human rights, while warning that Syria’s economic and humanitarian situation “remains catastrophic.”

At the same time, Humanitarian financing is dwinlingHe said the investigator for the rights of veterans, warning that economic despair knows fuel, inviting all sanctions “and removing other obstacles to recovery and renovation.”

Family meeting

He said that his investigator team met many families whose disappeared loved ones were not among the prisoners who laid off in December after the immediate overthrow of the old regime.

“They now want the truth about their destiny, and they want justice,” he said.

“Clarification of tens of thousands of thousands that have disappeared will require great efforts to take care of carers together with the technical support of human rights and humanitarian entities, including Syria Civil Society,” Syrian civil society added.

“We are ready to help these efforts, including sharing the relevant data we gathered since 2011. and repeat the importance of preserving all related evidence and information that can help.”

Political repression in Venezuela

In her presentation to the Council, Marta Valiñas, Chairman of the Independent International Mission to find facts on VenezuelaHe emphasized heavier serious violations of human rights, including political repression, arbitrary detention and persecution.

2024 presidential results of the elections were kept, but finally reject the Supreme Court of Justice without detailed examination.

The National Election Council failed to release the total number of votes or polling station exactly leaves, raising concerns about election transparency. Mrs. Valiñas said.

“Credential witnesses showed that members of the Council received political instructions for the announcement of a predetermined result – deviation from the results obtained at polling stations.”

Before the presidential inauguration 10. January 20 January, there was an increase in arbitrary detention of opposition figures and perceived dissidents. Security forces and civilian groups, known as “colectivos”, repressed anti-government protests, which led to numerous violations of the right, she said.

The mission also researched deaths during post-election protests. One significant incident included the death of seven people during the protest near the San Jacinto in Maracay, the State of Aragua, last July.

After analyzing over 80 videos and 100 photos, the mission confirmed that members of the army and Bolivar National Guard used firearm against the protesters.

Death for “Health Complications”

Ms. Valiñas expressed concern about the death of multiple detainees in state custody, attributed to “health complications”.

Investigations have found that many detainees were exposed to torture and inhumane treatment. He cited a case in which the individual is believed to have suffered beatings with wooden and metal sticks under the examination.

In response, the Venezuelan government rejected findings, calling them politically motivated and biased.

The Venezuelan representative said, “This mission produces its propaganda on the basis of invented or politically motivated sources, without scientific rigness and malicious interlacing.”