Urgent appeal amid deadly crackdown: Iran Human Rights presses UN Security Council to act
François Picard welcomes Norwegian-Iranian neuroscientist Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam, Director of Iran Human Rights NGO. He offers a rare quantified data-driven-account of fatalities in the current Iranian uprising, grounded in documented evidence and firsthand reporting. Against a backdrop of an Internet blackout and brutal state repression, Professor Amiry-Moghaddam situates the crisis not only as a statistical tragedy but as a lived reality inside Iran, where digital communication itself carries a heightened lethal risk. He bridges rigorous documentation with broader questions about international law and the responsibilities of global actors amidst widespread allegations of serious human rights violations.
François Picard welcomes Norwegian-Iranian neuroscientist Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam, Director of Iran Human Rights NGO. He offers a rare quantified data-driven-account of fatalities in the current Iranian uprising, grounded in documented evidence and firsthand reporting. Against a backdrop of an Internet blackout and brutal state repression, Professor Amiry-Moghaddam situates the crisis not only as a statistical tragedy but as a lived reality inside Iran, where digital communication itself carries a heightened lethal risk. He bridges rigorous documentation with broader questions about international law and the responsibilities of global actors amidst widespread allegations of serious human rights violations.
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