Dr. Soraya Fallah interview on Iran International TV about: The report of repression of the people of Javanrud in the revolutionary uprising;
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گزارش سرکوب مردم جوانرود در خیزش انقلابی؛
In this brief interview, I discussed the 94-page report by
the Human Rights Campaign in Iran and the Kurdistan Human Rights Network
published on Wednesday, September 5th, titled "Javanrood: The Fire of
Governance Over Empty Hands and Bastions of People's Anger." The report
talks about the occurrence of massacre and human rights abuses in Javanrood,
Iran, in the past year. Iranian security forces attacked protesters, resulting
in the deaths of 8 individuals, including a child, and leaving at least 80
injured. The report offers recommendations to the international community,
including the formation of a UN Truth-Finding Commission to investigate the events
and hold those responsible accountable. The significance of this report
includes summoning Iranian ambassadors, global awareness of human rights
violations, pressuring the Iranian government for investigation and
accountability, and upholding human rights worldwide. This report can
contribute to increasing global awareness and exerting pressure for human
rights reforms in Iran.
من در این مصاحبه کوتاه در مورد گزارش «۹۴
صفحهای» کمپین حقوق بشر در ایران و شبکه حقوق بشر کردستان که سهشنبه ۱۴
شهریور با عنوان «جوانرود؛ آتش جنگ حاکمیت بر دستهای خالی و سنگرهای خشم مردم»
منتشر شده صحبت کردم. این گزارش در مورد وقوع کشتار و سوءاستفاده از حقوق بشر در
جوانرود، ایران، در سال گذشته حرف میزند. نیروهای امنیتی ایران به معترضان حمله
کرده و ۸ نفر، از جمله یک کودک، کشته
شده و حداقل ۸۰ نفر مجروح شدهاند. گزارش
توصیههایی به جامعه بینالمللی دارد، از جمله تشکیل کمیته حقیقتیاب سازمان ملل
برای بررسی اتفاقات و پیگرد مسئولان. اهمیت این گزارش شامل احضار سفیران ایران،
شناخت جهانی به وقوع نقض حقوق بشر، فشار بر دولت ایران برای تحقیق و پیگرد مسئولان،
و حفظ حقوق بشر در جهان است. این گزارش میتواند به افزایش آگاهی جهانی و ایجاد
فشار برای اصلاحات در زمینه حقوق بشر در ایران کمک کند
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