September 16, 2009

Human Rights

50 Iranian rights activists urge U.N. chief to call for investigation of abuses

PRESS RELEASE Geneva, September 16, 2009 — Iran’s most famous torture victim appeared before the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva today to present an appeal, signed

September 16, 2009

Iran

Iran’s Ahmadinejad government attacks UN Watch for lack of “decency”

Following UN Watch’s speech today before the UN Human Rights Council exposing Iran’s abuses, the Ahmadinejad government fired back, accusing UN Watch of “unsubstantiated allegations”

September 16, 2009

Iran

Iran’s Ahmadinejad government attacks UN Watch for lack of “decency”

Following UN Watch’s speech today before the UN Human Rights Council exposing Iran’s abuses, the Ahmadinejad government fired back, accusing UN Watch of “unsubstantiated allegations”

September 16, 2009

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September 16, 2009

50 Iranian rights activists urge U.N. chief to call for investigation of abuses

Iran’s Ahmadinejad government attacks UN Watch for lack of “decency”

Iran’s Ahmadinejad government attacks UN Watch for lack of “decency”

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