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Raha Bahraini, Amnesty International's lawyer and researcher on Iran affairs, said that by launching a global campaign, this organization seeks to gain the support of the member states of the UN General Assembly to create a special mechanism for criminal justice. According to him, impunity for the perpetrators of the repression formed the basis for the repetition of crimes against humanity on a wider scale. The Bahrainis added that war and regional tensions have diverted the world's attention from the killing of protesters in January 1404 and the increase in executions. He emphasized that documenting human rights violations is not enough and without the political will to establish an international court, the cycle of oppression and immunity of its perpetrators will continue.

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Raha Bahraini, Amnesty International's lawyer and researcher on Iran affairs, said that by launching a global campaign, this organization seeks to gain the support of the member states of the UN General Assembly to create a special mechanism for criminal justice. According to him, impunity for the perpetrators of the repression formed the basis for the repetition of crimes against humanity on a wider scale. The Bahrainis added that war and regional tensions have diverted the world's attention from the killing of protesters in January 1404 and the increase in executions. He emphasized that documenting human rights violations is not enough and without the political will to establish an international court, the cycle of oppression and immunity of its perpetrators will continue.

Raha Bahraini, Amnesty International's lawyer and researcher on Iran affairs, said that by launching a global campaign, this organization seeks to gain the support of the member states of the UN General Assembly to create a special mechanism for criminal justice. According to him, impunity for the perpetrators of the repression formed the basis for the repetition of crimes against humanity on a wider scale. The Bahrainis added that war and regional tensions have diverted the world's attention from the killing of protesters in January 1404 and the increase in executions. He emphasized that documenting human rights violations is not enough and without the political will to establish an international court, the cycle of oppression and immunity of its perpetrators will continue.

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