27 September
2018
The
High Commissioner for Human Rights
United
Nations
Geneva
– Switzerland
The
Honourable Michelle Bachelot
Iran’s Regime Human Rights Violations and
Terrorist Activities
Honourable High Commissioner,
Together FAAVM and the Stes de
Necker Foundation represent well over 3 million members from across the globe,
with the common objective to make apply our various multifunctional civil
rights programs to help and improve the quality of life of any and all of these
disadvantaged communities worldwide.
According to reports by the UN and Amnesty International,
gross violations of human rights in Iran continue unabatedly.
We are deeply concerned about human rights situation in
Iran.
On 6 August 2018, UN Secretary-General in a report on
Iran (A/73/299) stated:
“....following increasing widespread protests the human rights
situation has been marked by an intensified crackdown on protesters,
journalists and social media users…
The application of the
death penalty, including for juvenile offenders, has continued at a high rate…
Reports of torture,
arbitrary detention and trials that failed to adhere to international standards
have been received, as has information on persistent discrimination against
women and girls, as well as members of minority groups.”
Iran has the highest number of State sanctioned
executions per capita in the world.
Thus far during 2018, at least fifteen detainees have
been killed under torture while in custody.
We are also deeply concerned about the recent terrorist
plot in Paris against the gathering of the Iranian opposition on 30 June 2018.
Assdollah Assadi, a mullahs’ regime diplomat based in
Vienna, has been charged in Belgium in connection with the terrorist plot and
charged in Germany, where arrested, and charged with “activity as a foreign
agent and conspiracy to commit murder”.
The mullah’s regime diplomat is said to have provided a
device containing 500 grams of the explosive TATP for the terrorist plot
against the Iranian opposition gathering.
Furthermore, according to the Prime Minister of Albania,
and a recent US State Department report, there was a similar terrorist plot in
Albania against the PMOI/MEK in March 2018, where Maryam Rajavi, President
elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran was attending a New Year
celebration, which was thankfully foiled.
In another foiled attempt, according to US Justice
Department two agents of the Iranian regime were arrested in the US in August
2018 charged with spying on members and supporters of the PMOI.
We condemn in the strongest possible terms the Iranian
regime for its terrorist activities in Europe and other parts of the world and
misuse of its diplomatic privileges to facilitate and cover up such malign
activities.
In addition, we believe necessary measures include the
prosecution of Iranian intelligence officers and other operatives, operating
under diplomatic cover, for crimes against humanity and the concerted action
against all of their agents, operating under the pretext of refugees or former
associates of the Iranian opposition.
Coinciding with the escalation in recent weeks of
arbitrary executions in Iran, revelations of new details on the massacre of
30,000 political prisoners in 1988 have shocked the World.
The United Nations is well aware of the 33,700 political prisoners that were executed in the
massacre carried out on Khomeini's orders in July 1988. Please see
Your intervention and assistance of the entire United
Nations and the United States Government in this matter, is requested as a
matter of great urgency.
The time to act and to restore a
democratic and free Iran, free from the shackles of an oppressive and draconic
theocratic government, is NOW.
While U.S. policymakers and lawmakers are focused
on Iran’s nuclear threat, the clerical regime continues to pose other serious
challenges to America’s national security interests and core values worldwide.
Kindest Regards
SI de Necker
International
Diplomatic Ambassador
FAAVM and THE
STES DE NECKER FOUNDATION gratefully recognise the support of the following 103 International
NGO’s:
1 International
Monitoring Commission for Human Rights
2 Islamic
Middle Party Jordan
3 Munshi
Prem Chandra memorial children committee- India
4 NCPC
- The National Coalition Party of Canada
5 Online media for innovative
independent humanitarian projects around the world on topics including national
and international politics.
6 Global
peace & human rights advocate
7 International
Criminal Court Alliance Los Angeles, California
8 Lawyers
Union for Democratic and Legal Studies Egypt
9 Sangram,
Jharkhand (fight for right)-India
10 Lavinia
Dickinson Project.-Italy
11 People's
Vigilance Committee on Human Rights (PVCHR)- India
12 Association
of Democratic Jurists (ANGD) Italy
13 Beihani
Association Yemen
14 Consultancy to establish International
Human Rights & Peace concerns Organisation -Pakistan
15 Human
Rights for women and children- Jordan
16 Movement
for Justice Peace & Human Rights International-Pakistan
17 ICBC
International Committee of the Blue Cross and Blue Crescent
18 Muslim
& non-Muslim unity and development association-Philippines
19 National
Organization for Defending Rights and Freedom (HOOD) Yemen.
20 New
Indian Women Development Association.
21 Pox
Christi Australia.
22 Planet of the arts of diplomacy and
activism for human rights Civil Rights and Social Justice
23 Tunisia
Green Party Tunisia
24 Water
Supply & Sanitation Collaborative Council (WSSCC)-Geneva
25 World
Academy Human of Sciences.-Italy
26 Diplomatic Embassy to the service of
peace between Nations and human promotion.-Italy
27 Association
Amis des Enfants Australia (Friends Association for Children Australia)
28 World
Interfaith Harmony Week –India.
29 World
Students' Peace Federation Pakistan
30 International
Human Right Council - IHRC
31 Italian
Association of Democratic Lawyers Italy
32 Muslims/Non-Muslims
Affairs. At SPMUDA INTERNATIONAL
33 The
World Peace Committee- India
34 loyal
Foundation-Uganda
35 Poets
for Human Rights International Group
36 Syrian
Continuous Development Center Egypt
37 Blue
Cross and Blue Crescent Society
38 Human
Rights and Democracy Media Center (SHAMS) Palestine.
39 World
academy of Human Sciences – Italy.
40 Press
Ambassadress for Human Rights.
41 Socio
Economic Rural Urban Development India - SRUDI
42 Overseas
Pakistan solidarity
43 The
Centre for Public Integrity
44 The
International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ)
45 Council
of inter Parliament Organizations, IGO-Lebanon
46 The
National Press Club
47 United
Refugee Green Council- Italy
48 World
Peace Committee, Nigeria
49 WSPF
- World Students Peace Federation
50 Association
in Defence of Human Rights (LADDH) Algeria
51 GREEN AVENUE ORGANIZATION-south Sudan
52 HaiyaAlalFalah
Educational Welfare Society- India
53 Association
of Human Rights (APDHE) Spain
54 Association
of International Humanitarian Noble Academy-IHUNA Italy
55 Association
Watching The Sky Genoa, Italy
56 Human
Rights Center of Azerbaijan & member of the SOS-Network of OMCT Azerbaijan
57 International
Commission of Diplomatic Relations Human Rights and Peace
58 Africa
Youth Network for Justice, Peace & Progress(AYNJPP) Togo
59 International
Society for Human Rights (ISHRA) Australia
60 Rainbird
Foundation-Non-profit organization-at Madison, Wisconsin
61 International
Human Rights Commission (IHRC) Bangladesh
62 ST.PAUL'S
VOICE CENTRE OF UGANDA
63 HE
Rjiba Maher - Foundation Rjiba
64 Freedom
House Foundation (FHF) Yemen
65 Humanitarian
causes for culture of world peace Palestine
66 world
aid organizations for human rights United nation- India
67 world aid organizations for human rights United
nationSouthern Philippines
68 World
Peace Committee (WPC) Malaysia
69 People's
Vigilance Committee on Human Rights (PVCHR) India
70 Forum
for rights of weavers and artisans - India
71 Human Rights - diplomacy and activism
for human rights Civil Rights and Social Justice
72 Human
Rights Organization (OMDH) Morocco
73 Reform
and Development Party (RDP) Egypt
74 Humanitarian
Noble Academy-IHUNA - Italy
75 Arab
Penal Reform Organization (APRO) Egypt
76 African
League Organization-South Africa
77 Global
Media for Human Civil Rights and Social Justice
78 Kanoni
Foundation - Uganda
79 EveryOne
Group Genoa, Italy
80 We
Care for Humanity-United States
81 Diplomatic
Commission Africa
82 AlfagrElgadeed
Center for Studies and Human Rights Egypt
83 Alwatan
Center Palestine
84 Yemen
Center for Civil Rights (YCCR) Yemen
85 International
Diplomatic Ambassador and FOCL South Africa
86 Solidarity
Party Syria.
87 Foundation
For Peace Professionals- Nigeria
88 Global
Media For Human Rights - Media/News/Publishing
89 Global
Peace & Human Rights Activist-India
90 Savitri
Bai Phule memorial women forum- India
91 ABA's
International Criminal Court Project CIVIL RIGHTS AND SOCIAL JUSTICE Brazil
92 International
Command of the Blue Cross & Blue Crescent Corps
93 Reporters
without Borders
94 Angel
Intergovernmental Organization Italy
95 International
Human Rights Commission (IHRC) Nigeria
96 Christian
Democracy Tuscia - Viterbo provincial Department.-South Africa
97 International
Parliament for Safety and Peace
98 Human
Rights Organization , Bhagalpur
99 God
Believers Association (GBA) India
100 Citizens
Watch Russia
101 International Commission of Diplomatic
Relations Human Rights and Peace- Egypt
102 Council
of inter Parliament Organizations, IGO-Lebanon
103 St. Paul's Voice Centre of Kampala Uganda
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