Bericht einer UN-Untersuchungskommission, 7.9.2026 (engl. Original)
In a report released Monday, the mission concluded that killings by security forces “occurred on a massive scale in all provinces” of Iran, during the Government's “violent crackdown” on mass protests that stretched from last year into this year.
The mission also reported that at least 221 children – some as young as two years old – were killed and that security forces attacked health care facilities, “beating and arresting wounded protesters and arresting some health care workers, discouraging victims from seeking life-saving care.”
The mission added that tens of thousands of people were subjected to arbitrary detention, where they faced "torture, solitary confinement and denial of legal advice, while families were left without any information about the whereabouts of their loved ones, amid circumstances that raise concerns about enforced disappearances."
The mission noted the execution of at least 29 men in connection with the protests following summary trials - five of whom were publicly executed - and warned that more than 70 people, including five women and three boys, still face imminent risk of execution.
The report concluded that “many of these grave violations amount to crimes against humanity – including murder, imprisonment, torture and other inhumane acts committed as part of a widespread and systematic attack against civilians.”
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