A member of Swedish Parliament has issued a statement calling on international actors and Swedish authorities to support the Iran Atrocities Tribunal, also known as Aban Tribunal, and join the fight against impunity in Iran. In this statement, given subsequent to the second set of

The Iran Atrocities (Aban) Tribunal which heard dozens witnesses testify to the egregious crimes of the November 2019 protests in Iran has been recognised by Professor the Lord Alton of Liverpool, a member of the UK House of Lords, of Liverpool as a significant step

 ARTICLE 19 calls again for an end to impunity for the gross violations of human rights and crimes under international law committed by the Iranian authorities and security forces during November 2019 protests On 18 November in 2019, a harrowing number of protesters and civilian

  Following the opening of the International People’s Tribunal on Iran’s Atrocities of November 2019, the International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute (IBAHRI) calls for the establishment of a United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) independent mechanism to further investigate the alleged commission of atrocity crimes by Iranian authorities during

Amnesty International: An international “people’s tribunal” which began hearings in London yesterday on the Iranian authorities’ killing and wounding of thousands of protesters and bystanders during nationwide protests in November 2019 is a powerful initiative against impunity and must serve as a wake-up call for