پاسخ کاخ سفید به درخواست مردم
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پاسخ کاخ سفید به درخواست مردم آزربایجان جنوبی
اؤیرنجی سسی : کاخ سفید پس از چند ماه به کمپین درخواست رسیدگی به حقوق مردم آزربایجان جنوبی از طرف دولت امریکا پاسخ داد . به گزارش اؤیرنجی سسی در این نامه آمده است دولت امریکا از پایمال کردن حقوق ملیت های داخل ایران از جمله آزربایجانیان، بلوچ ها ، عرب ها و کردها به شدت ابراز نارحتی می کند.
دولت ایران در طول سالهای اخیر با تهدید ، دستگیری و حبس فعالین حقوق بشری این ملت ها قوانین داخلی و بین المللی را زیر پا می گذارد.
مردم آزربایجان جنوبی پیشتر با امضای کمپین ۲۵ هزار نفری در سایت اینترنتی کاخ سفید مراتب نگرانی خود را از پایمال شدن حقوق اولیه شان در کشور ایران ابراز داشته بودند.
متن ترجمه شده نامه را میتوانید از اینجا بخوانید.
دولت ایران در طول سالهای اخیر با تهدید ، دستگیری و حبس فعالین حقوق بشری این ملت ها قوانین داخلی و بین المللی را زیر پا می گذارد.
مردم آزربایجان جنوبی پی
دولت ایران در طول سالهای اخیر با تهدید ، دستگیری و حبس فعالین حقوق بشری این ملت ها قوانین داخلی و بین المللی را زیر پا می گذارد.
مردم آزربایجان جنوبی پیشتر با امضای کمپین ۲۵ هزار نفری در سایت اینترنتی کاخ سفید مراتب نگرانی خود را از پایمال شدن حقوق اولیه شان در کشور ایران ابراز داشته بودند.
متن ترجمه شده نامه را میتوانید از اینجا بخوانید.
متن اصلی نامه :
Accountability for Human Rights Abuses in Iran
OFFICIAL WHITE HOUSE RESPONSE TO: Recognize that the Islamic Government of Iran is violating the fundamental rights of Iran’s Azerbaijani ethnic minority.
The United States is deeply troubled by human rights abuses committed by the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran, including its discriminatory practices against members of the country’s ethnic populations, including Azerbaijanis, Baluchis, Kurds, and Arabs. Iranian authorities routinely deny their citizens universal human rights through harassment, intimidation, detention, or violence – actions that often violate Iran’s own laws and international obligations.
The United States uses several methods to hold Iranian officials accountable for their actions, support human rights defenders and civil society, and raise international awareness about abuses inside Iran. The White House and the Department of State have on numerous occasions condemned the Iranian government’s mistreatment of ethnic and religious minorities. In addition, since 2010 the United States has imposed sanctions on dozens of Iranian government officials and institutions for their role in facilitating human rights abuses. These efforts have prevented the worst abusers from traveling to the United States, blocked their assets subject to U.S. jurisdiction, and raised awareness in the international community about the scope of their actions.
The United States also works with its international partners on the issue of human rights in Iran. For 10 consecutive years, the United States has supported a successful resolution at the UN General Assembly that condemns Iran’s human rights practices. In 2011, the United States supported the creation at the UN Human Rights Council of a Special Rapporteur to investigate the human rights situation in Iran as well as the Council’s extension of the Special Rapporteur’s mandate in 2012 and 2013. We will continue supporting such initiatives to broaden international support against Iran’s ongoing repression, attempts to stifle freedom of expression, and denial of other human rights of its citizens.
We remain committed to helping the Iranian people, regardless of religion, ethnicity, or political affiliation, to hold their government accountable and enjoy the universal human rights and
مردم آزربایجان جنوبی پی
دولت ایران در طول سالهای اخیر با تهدید ، دستگیری و حبس فعالین حقوق بشری این ملت ها قوانین داخلی و بین المللی را زیر پا می گذارد.
مردم آزربایجان جنوبی پیشتر با امضای کمپین ۲۵ هزار نفری در سایت اینترنتی کاخ سفید مراتب نگرانی خود را از پایمال شدن حقوق اولیه شان در کشور ایران ابراز داشته بودند.
متن ترجمه شده نامه را میتوانید از اینجا بخوانید.
متن اصلی نامه :
Accountability for Human Rights Abuses in Iran
OFFICIAL WHITE HOUSE RESPONSE TO: Recognize that the Islamic Government of Iran is violating the fundamental rights of Iran’s Azerbaijani ethnic minority.
The United States is deeply troubled by human rights abuses committed by the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran, including its discriminatory practices against members of the country’s ethnic populations, including Azerbaijanis, Baluchis, Kurds, and Arabs. Iranian authorities routinely deny their citizens universal human rights through harassment, intimidation, detention, or violence – actions that often violate Iran’s own laws and international obligations.
The United States uses several methods to hold Iranian officials accountable for their actions, support human rights defenders and civil society, and raise international awareness about abuses inside Iran. The White House and the Department of State have on numerous occasions condemned the Iranian government’s mistreatment of ethnic and religious minorities. In addition, since 2010 the United States has imposed sanctions on dozens of Iranian government officials and institutions for their role in facilitating human rights abuses. These efforts have prevented the worst abusers from traveling to the United States, blocked their assets subject to U.S. jurisdiction, and raised awareness in the international community about the scope of their actions.
The United States also works with its international partners on the issue of human rights in Iran. For 10 consecutive years, the United States has supported a successful resolution at the UN General Assembly that condemns Iran’s human rights practices. In 2011, the United States supported the creation at the UN Human Rights Council of a Special Rapporteur to investigate the human rights situation in Iran as well as the Council’s extension of the Special Rapporteur’s mandate in 2012 and 2013. We will continue supporting such initiatives to broaden international support against Iran’s ongoing repression, attempts to stifle freedom of expression, and denial of other human rights of its citizens.
We remain committed to helping the Iranian people, regardless of religion, ethnicity, or political affiliation, to hold their government accountable and enjoy the universal human rights and