London, 27 January 2022: An international people’s tribunal investigating Iranian authorities for allegations of crimes against humanity (including murder, torture and rape) will open its second set of hearings on February 4th, 2022, as over 100 more witnesses come forward with new evidence. The
The Iran Atrocities Tribunal, also known as the Aban Tribunal, has adjourned after five days of heart wrenching testimonies told to the world by dozens of eyewitnesses, some speaking for the first time. Welcoming the Islamic Republic of Iran to submit any defence they may
9 November 2021, London: The Iran Atrocities Tribunal, initiated to investigate the killing and wounding of thousands of innocent protesters in Iran in 2019, will begin a series of hearings commencing on 10th November in London to assess crimes allegedly committed by individuals in the
Between November 10th-14th 2021, activists and human rights groups will hold a people’s tribunal to examine who was responsible for gross human rights violations that took place in Iran in November 2019. In September 2021, Redress presented the UK Foreign Secretary with an appeal to impose
This report compiles a detailed account of the way Iranian authorities violate the right to life of people who protest the state’s policies. Covering the protests in November 2019 and the government response, this report demonstrates that the responsibility for kidnappings, torture, and political murder
A People’s Tribunal on the atrocities of the November 2019 protests in Iran will hear hundreds of witnesses in mid-November in an effort to determine the nature of the crimes committed and those who should be held accountable internationally. On the second anniversary of the
The fact that so many people were shot while posing no threat whatsoever shows the sheer ruthlessness of the security forces Amnesty International has released details of the deaths of 304 men, women and children killed by Iran’s security forces during last November’s ruthless crackdown, six months
The Tribunal’s launch was officially announced on the anniversary of the atrocities (15-17 November 2020). The hearings will be held from 10-14th November 2021 in London, with the Tribunal’s Judgment to be announced in early 2022.
