The judiciary called May Sato's report on Iran's human rights situation "biased".

The judiciary called May Sato's report on Iran's human rights situation "biased".

The Judiciary's Deputy for International Affairs and Secretary of the Human Rights Team of that authority described the latest report by May Sato, the UN Human Rights Council's Special Rapporteur on Iran, as "undocumented, biased and political."

Nasser Siraj, in a note published by the Meezan news agency, which is affiliated with the judiciary, said that Ms. Sato's report was "undocumented, biased, biased, political and without any legal basis" and "was compiled in a completely unverifiable manner based on unverifiable claims and in accordance with the political goals of some Western countries."

May Sato released his new report on the human rights situation in Iran on November 6, which will be presented at the Third Committee meeting of the UN General Assembly.