Iran's appointment to chair UN rights meeting draws condemnation
- The United States and rights groups expressed outrage over Iran's envoy chairing a U.N. human rights council meeting, citing Iranian authorities' violations, particularly against women.
- A U.N.-appointed rights expert accused Iran of potentially committing crimes against humanity during a crackdown on protests. Western allies have been pressuring Iran over this issue.
- Michèle Taylor boycotted the meeting, calling it an affront to the global community, saying that any discussion led by a regime that violates human rights is fruitless and insulting to shared ideals.
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