Amnesty International announced in a statement: "The right of torture victims to justice is recognized in both the regimes of the Shah and the Islamic Republic with the decision of this court." In response to Wednesday's decision by the federal court in Florida to continue the legal proceedings in the case of Feroz Sabati, the top official of Iran's intelligence and security organization, Acids, in Iran's previous regime, this organization evaluated this decision as a step to "provide a legal basis to deal with repression" and "stop the punishment". More details in the interview with Raha Bahraini, lawyer and Amnesty International researcher.

Amnesty International announced in a statement: "The right of torture victims to justice is recognized in both the regimes of the Shah and the Islamic Republic with the decision of this court." In response to Wednesday's decision by the federal court in Florida to continue the legal proceedings in the case of Feroz Sabati, the top official of Iran's intelligence and security organization, Acids, in Iran's previous regime, this organization evaluated this decision as a step to "provide a legal basis to deal with repression" and "stop the punishment". More details in the interview with Raha Bahraini, lawyer and Amnesty International researcher.