Self-claimed human rights advocates accusing Iran of violating HR: Judiciary chief

Tehran, IRNA – Iran’s Chief Justice Hojjatoleslam Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Ejei said on Tuesday that the so-called advocates of human rights accuse Iran of violating human rights. Mohseni Ejei said that these claims have been raised against Iran for more than 40 years while they themselves have been involved in a long list of human rights breaches. The judiciary chief said that these so-called human rights advocates are hosting terrorist and criminal people who have the blood of thousands of innocent Iranian people on their hands. He said that they even provide support for the enemies of Iranian society to undermine the security of the country. The Iranian chief justice urged the need for lodging a lawsuit against these hostile countries with international bodies. Follow us on Twitter @IrnaEnglish