May Sato, the UN Special Rapporteur on human rights issues in Iran, asked the victims of human rights violations, their families, human rights defenders, civil organizations and experts to send their information and documents to the 64th session of the UN Human Rights Council for the preparation of its next report.

May Sato, the UN Special Rapporteur on human rights issues in Iran, asked the victims of human rights violations, their families, human rights defenders, civil organizations and experts to send their information and documents to the 64th session of the UN Human Rights Council for the preparation of its next report.

According to the call published on the website of the United Nations Human Rights Office, this report will focus on cross-border oppression, pressure on victims' families, women's rights and gender discrimination, in addition to examining Iran's human rights developments, especially from September 1405 onwards.

This call mentions measures such as threats, intimidation, surveillance and harassment of opponents of the Islamic Republic abroad, pressure on their relatives in Iran, travel restrictions, confiscation of property and use of consular services to exert pressure.

Also, families of people who were arrested, disappeared, killed or executed were asked to provide information on the economic, social, legal and psychological consequences of these actions.