International law expert: May Sato's report on Iran is biased and serves the interests of the West May Sato, the UN's supposed rapporteur on human rights in Iran, recently presented a so-called report repeating baseless claims about Iran at the meeting of the Third Committee of the UN General Assembly in New York. Hassan Moradi, an international law expert and professor at Tehran University, in an interview with Mizan: May Sato's report is a completely biased report. If he had referred to the United Nations Charter, that he should be a representative of that organization, and believed in it, he would have understood that it is necessary to maintain impartiality from the principles stated many times in the Charter and it is the duty of every employee of the United Nations to adhere to it. Sato not only did not maintain neutrality, but actually adopted an anti-Iranian position in this report and stood against it. Mai Sato notes in his biased report that wars have led to attacks on schools where innocent children were present, water desalination plants and water, electricity and electricity infrastructure; But the goal of these attacks is a human rights issue. More details Rate on social networks.

International law expert: May Sato's report on Iran is biased and serves the interests of the West May Sato, the UN's supposed rapporteur on human rights in Iran, recently presented a so-called report repeating baseless claims about Iran at the meeting of the Third Committee of the UN General Assembly in New York. Hassan Moradi, an international law expert and professor at Tehran University, in an interview with Mizan: May Sato's report is a completely biased report. If he had referred to the United Nations Charter, that he should be a representative of that organization, and believed in it, he would have understood that it is necessary to maintain impartiality from the principles stated many times in the Charter and it is the duty of every employee of the United Nations to adhere to it. Sato not only did not maintain neutrality, but actually adopted an anti-Iranian position in this report and stood against it. Mai Sato notes in his biased report that wars have led to attacks on schools where innocent children were present, water desalination plants and water, electricity and electricity infrastructure; But the goal of these attacks is a human rights issue. More details Rate on social networks.