International condemnation of executions in Iran
A group of 32 nations issued a joint statement condemning Iran's use of the death penalty against protesters. France specifically accused the Iranian regime of a 'bloodbath'.
Where they agreeOver 30 countries have issued a joint statement condemning the use of the death penalty in Iran.
Key playersJean-Noël Barrot (French Foreign Minister) · Kaja Kallas (EU Foreign Policy Chief) · Volker Türk (UN Human Rights Commissioner)
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Thursday, August 13
- EU and allies condemn Iran over executions of protesters
- More than 30 countries condemned the 'executions' in Iran in a joint statement; France: The Islamic Republic has started a 'bloodbath'بیش از ۳۰ کشور در یک بیانیه مشترک «اعدام»ها در ایران را محکوم کردند؛ فرانسه: جمهوری اسلامی «خونریزی» به راه انداخته است
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