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Human rights conferences in Geneva

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Human rights conferences in Geneva: A global call for accountability

On June 19 and 20, 2024, key human rights conferences took place in Geneva, where experts, activists, and international dignitaries gathered to address the grave human rights violations occurring in Iran. The central focus of the conferences was the global response to the ongoing crimes against humanity committed by the Mullah regime.

Prominent speakers included senior representatives from the United Nations, leading human rights lawyers, and activists, who all emphasized the urgent need for the international community to hold the Iranian regime accountable for its atrocities. The speakers called for stronger measures to ensure that those responsible for mass killings and systematic repression in Iran face justice.

The conferences primarily focused on documenting the crimes committed over the past decades in Iran and exploring ways to leverage international courts and institutions to bring justice to the victims.

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