Open letter of the Central Committee of Iran's Mass Party to: "Antonio Guterres", Secretary General of the United Nations
The Central Committee of Todeh Party of Iran, the oldest political organization in Iran, which has been fighting for democratic rights and freedoms, peace, independence, and social justice in Iran for more than eighty years, invited a criminal such as Ebrahim Raisi to speak at the 77th session of the organization's general assembly. The United Nations considers it a clear insult to the Universal Charter of Human Rights and the United Nations' disregard for the protection of the basic charters of that organization, and demands the cancellation of this invitation from the United Nations.
Mr. Guterres,
According to the statement of the spokesman of the Islamic Republic of Iran and reports of world news agencies, Ibrahim Raisi, the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, is scheduled to attend the 77th session of the United Nations General Assembly. The presence of a person who is accused of killing thousands of political prisoners in Iran based on some documents presented in the following lines is a clear example of disregard for the "Charter of Human Rights" of the United Nations and silence in front of "crime against humanity" for the vast majority of the progressive and freedom-loving forces of Iran. . For more clarification, we draw your attention to the following points:
1. In the summer of 1988 (1988), thousands of political prisoners were massacred in Iran by the order of Khomeini, according to reports published by reputable human rights organizations in the world as well as the UN reporter. Based on the published documents and also the interviews of a number of the current heads of the Islamic government, by order of Khomeini, a delegation consisting of Hossein Ali Neiri (former Sharia Ruler. Neiri is now the head of the Supreme Disciplinary Court of Judges in the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran), Morteza Eshraghi (former prosecutor of Tehran. Current job) He is a lawyer), Seyed Ebrahim Raisi (former deputy prosecutor of Tehran and the current president of Iran), and Mustafa Pourmohammadi (then representative of the Ministry of Information and current advisor to the judiciary) worked to implement Khomeini's order to massacre political prisoners in Iranian prisons.
