Iran has summoned the German and British representatives to protest actions against the nation at the UN Human Rights Council. The director-general of Women and Human Rights Affairs condemned their behaviors, criticizing Germany’s past and accusing Britain of interference while warning about the impact on UN credibility.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry recently summoned the German ambassador and the British chargé d’affaires in Tehran. This diplomatic action was taken in response to the two nations’ involvement in anti-Iran measures that were discussed at the United Nations Human Rights Council.
Forouzandeh Vadiati, who serves as the director-general of Women and Human Rights Affairs, expressed strong condemnation of what she termed the “irresponsible and provocative” behaviors of Germany and Britain. She specifically highlighted Germany’s historical role in supplying chemical weapons to Iraq during Saddam Hussein’s regime.
Moreover, Vadiati accused Britain of consistently meddling in Iran’s internal matters and supported her claims by referencing both countries’ backing of what she described as “Zionist war crimes” and their complicity with U.S. sanctions against Iran. She cautioned that such actions significantly undermine the credibility of United Nations human rights mechanisms.
In summary, Iran has taken diplomatic actions against Germany and Britain over perceived anti-Iran activities, particularly in relation to human rights concerns. Forouzandeh Vadiati emphasizes the detrimental effects of these countries’ historical and current actions on both Iran and the integrity of international human rights institutions.
Original Source: al24news.com
