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24 Oct 2026, 11:53

Maya Sato, the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Iran, has called on victims of human rights violations, their families, human rights defenders, civil society organizations, and experts to submit their information and documentation for her upcoming report to the sixty-fourth session of the UN Human Rights Council.

According to the announcement published on the website of the UN Human Rights Office, this report will not only examine human rights developments in Iran, particularly from September 2026 onwards, but will also focus on extraterritorial repression, pressure on the families of victims, women's rights, and gender discrimination.

The announcement refers to actions such as threats, intimidation, surveillance, and harassment of opponents of the Islamic Republic abroad, pressure on their relatives in Iran, travel restrictions, confiscation of property, and the use of consular services to exert pressure.

Additionally, families of individuals who have been detained, disappeared, killed, or executed have been asked to provide information regarding the economic, social, legal, and psychological consequences of these actions.
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