A ruling to allow Iranian authorities to confiscate properties belonging to Bahá’ís in the village of Ivel, clearly motivated by religious prejudice, was recently upheld in an appeals court and has left dozens of families internally displaced and economically impoverished.
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- European Union imposes sanctions on sections of Iran’s judiciary over human rights abuses—including the persecution of Bahá’ís
- European Parliament urges the unconditional release of Baha’i prisoner of conscience Mahvash Sabet
- UN Human Rights Council extends mandate of UN Special Rapporteur on Iran and the UN Fact Finding Mission
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