Hundreds of Human Rights Violations Recorded by the Islamic Republic in November

The Human Rights Activists in Iran organization reported hundreds of human rights violations in November, including violations of prisoners' rights, freedom of expression, the right to education, children's rights, domestic violence, gender-based violence, health and environmental rights, labor rights, and military and judicial violence by the Islamic Republic. The news website HRANA announced that in November of this year, 117 sentences were recorded, including 133 executions, 1 public execution, 24 convictions, and 7 confirmed death sentences. The execution of Jamshid Sharmad, a dual Iranian-German citizen, the issuance of death sentences for six defendants in the case known as 'Ekbatān Town,' and the case of Vrisheh Moradi, a political prisoner held in Evin Prison, were among these cases. The HRANA report noted that in November, 90 cases of freedom of expression violations were recorded, including 40 arrests, 2,137 months of imprisonment, 74 lashes, and 906 million tomans in fines for 42 citizens, 12 executions, 5 publications deemed criminal, 84 summons to judicial authorities, 17 interrogations, 2 home searches, and trials for 30 individuals. HRANA also reported 106 violations of prisoners' rights and 15 violations concerning minorities, including 1 arrest and 294 months of imprisonment for 5 individuals. The report also highlighted 15 cases of religious freedom violations, 14 cases of the right to education violations, and 103 cases of children's rights violations, including 1 case of sexual assault, 3 child murders, 1 death of children due to negligence by officials, 43 injuries to children due to negligence, 3 child labor injuries, 4 suicides, and 1 arrest. According to the report, there were also 2 cases of men's murders labeled as 'honor killings' and 12 cases of women's murders resulting from domestic violence. Additionally, the report noted 293 violations of workers' and guilds' rights, including 34 deaths due to lack of safety in the workplace, 106 worker injuries, 1 worker self-immolation, and 218 protests. In November, there was also 1 death of a Kolbar (cross-border porter), 7 injuries to Kolbars, 4 deaths of fuel porters, and 8 injuries to fuel porters. Reports indicate that the Third Committee of the UN General Assembly approved a resolution condemning human rights violations in the Islamic Republic of Iran on Wednesday, November 30, with 77 votes in favor, 28 against, and 66 abstentions. The European Union presented its report on the human rights situation in the Islamic Republic of Iran to the 79th session of the Third Committee of the UN General Assembly on Wednesday, November 30, expressing concern in this regard. This report, focusing on developments and the human rights situation in the Islamic Republic of Iran over the past year, described the status of women's rights, freedom of expression, and the security of journalists, as well as the conditions of human rights defenders and their families, as 'dire' and strongly condemned the widespread use of the death penalty in Iran. Does the UN resolution against human rights violations in Iran have any impact? Response from Mahmoud Amiri Moghaddam. The condemnation of human rights violations in Iran in the Third Committee of the UN General Assembly and its consequences. A human rights organization: The situation of children in Iran is critical. The Baha'i community's welcome of the condemnation of the Islamic Republic's human rights record. A warning about the escalation of human rights violations in Iran; 133 executions in one month.