Gharibabadi: We have 3,800 Iranians imprisoned abroad

According to Fars News Agency Judiciary Group, Kazem Gharibabadi, Deputy Chief of Staff for International Affairs of the Judiciary and Secretary of the Human Rights Headquarters, in an exclusive interview with an IRIB correspondent, on the legal and judicial issues of Iranians abroad, added: “Issues of Iranians Abroad” It is not just the use of legal services, but some Iranians imprisoned abroad who are imprisoned for their guilt or injustice or for political and imaginary excuses, including circumvention of sanctions, whose protection is essential. Is.

He added that the duty of the government in different parts of the Islamic Republic is to defend the rights of these prisoners, even if they are criminals. There are many problems.

Gharibabadi, referring to the coordination with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Justice to develop support for Iranians imprisoned abroad, especially those whose families are homeless, said: “We are holding meetings with the Prisoners’ Cooperative Foundation, which we hope will be successful.” Let’s reach.

The Secretary General of the Human Rights Headquarters has started consultations with some countries regarding the transfer of convicts or the preparation of conditions for prisoners to enjoy better conditions in prisons. Are facing or more prisoners are in those countries, we plan to solve problems faster with the direct interaction of the judiciary.

Referring to the valuable actions of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Justice in this regard, the Deputy Minister of International Affairs of the Judiciary said: “With coordination, we can benefit from all political, legal and judicial capacities.”

Gharibabadi, stating that in total we have about 3800 Iranians imprisoned abroad, of which 2,000 are only in Turkey, which is a high number, he added: Due to the large number of (Iranian) drug prisoners abroad, from I want my compatriots to follow the laws of other countries and be a good representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran and Iranian culture.

Regarding the provision of desirable services to Iranians abroad, the Secretary of the Human Rights Headquarters said: “The existence of legal and regulatory obstacles to the provision of judicial rights services to prisoners abroad. We should also develop that the development of Sana system and electronic judicial services offices abroad can be mentioned in this category.

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