Mahsa Amini’s death in Iran custody was ‘unlawful’, says UN mission
- The Independent International Fact-Finding Mission found that Mahsa Amini's death in Iran was caused by violence in state custody.
- Iran's High Council for Human Rights criticized the fact-finding mission for lacking independence and impartiality.
- The mission called on the Iranian government to stop executions, release detained individuals, and halt judicial harassment.
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Mahsa Amini’s death in police custody was 'unlawful': UN fact-finding mission on Iran
'State authorities in Iran were responsible for egregious human rights violations in connection with protests’ that started following Amini's death, says head of mission - Anadolu Ajansı
UN Human Rights Council: Mahsa Amini's death caused by violence
The death of Iran's Mahsa Amini in 2022 was “unlawful” and caused by physical violence, confirms research conducted for the United Nations Human Rights Council. Amini, 22, died when she was taken into custody by the morality police for not complying with Iran's Islamic dress code. The violence against women, which followed the suppression of protests after her death, has also been investigated by the Fact-Finding Mission on Iran. According to th…
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