United Nations human rights experts, including Mai Sato, the UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Iran, have expressed concern over a surge in repression following the recent 12-day conflict between Iran and Israel. They warned that the post-ceasefire period should not be exploited to intensify crackdowns on ethnic and religious minorities, political activists, and civil society. Reports indicate a wave of executions, mass arrests, and enforced disappearances in Iran, with at least 900 individuals detained on political and security-related charges amid heightened security measures. The experts urged Iranian authorities to respect human rights and halt the escalating repression to avoid repeating past cycles of state-led oppression.
One of Iran's most prominent human rights advocates is warning that the Iranian government is using the aftermath of its 12-day war with Israel to escalate repression against its own citizens — particularly political and civil activists. https://t.co/yo6e7YdiPZ
United Nations experts on Friday urged Iranian authorities to end a post-ceasefire crackdown marked by executions, mass arrests, and hate speech, warning that the country risks repeating past cycles of repression. https://t.co/W2lxORsJYc https://t.co/PWbbZK36Ic
سازمان حقوق بشری ههنگاو گزارش داد که در پی تشدید فضای امنیتی در ایران همزمان با جنگ ۱۲ روزه و پس از آن، دستکم ۹۰۰ شهروند با اتهامهای سیاسی و امنیتی بازداشت شدهاند