Kanani: German authorities interfere in the internal affairs of other countries under the pretext of protecting human rights

According to the foreign policy group Tasnim news agency, Nasser Kanaani, the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, described the German Foreign Minister’s accusation against the Islamic Republic of Iran at the meeting of the UN Human Rights Council as a fruitless attempt to cover up the country’s support for the occupation and indifference to the gross violation of human rights and humanitarian rights in Palestine. .

Kanaani stated: It is a bitter irony that some Western governments with a history of comprehensive support for human rights violators and a direct role in providing and equipping Saddam’s regime with chemical weapons in the current The imposed war against Iran, as well as the reckless support of the Zionist regime’s genocide in Gaza, have the claim of defending human rights. By protecting human rights and of course by politicizing it, they interfere in the internal affairs of other countries, and at the same time, by intensifying the activities of arms factories, they boost their country’s economy.

The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs clarified: We advise Germany not to introduce the original and valuable words of human rights into political games with apparently humane and of course counterfactual recommendations.

Kanaani pointed out: The disastrous conditions in Gaza and the West Bank and the alarming situation of Palestinian residents and refugees in the Rafah region are a drumbeat of scandal and a clear evidence of the failure of human rights claimants. Based on this, if Germany and its allies are really looking for the protection of human rights, they should form a special fact-finding committee for the Zionist regime for the brutal killing of more than 30 thousand people and defenseless citizens, more than seventy percent of whom are women and children. and thus show the sincerity of their claim to the world. Danish: The Zionist regime must be pressured to stop the war Amir Abdollahian’s meetings in Geneva/ consultation with the United Nations Human Rights Commissioner