According to Fars news agency, quoted by the Media Center of the Judiciary, Hojjatul Islam Mohseni Ajei, today Tuesday (December 15) on the eve of Student Day and in line with his series of like-minded meetings with different sections of the people and elites, met with representatives of various student organizations from universities across the country. sincerely held
Before the speech of the Head of the Judiciary, representatives of “Student Basij”, “Union of Independent Students’ Islamic Associations”, “Students’ Islamic Community Association”, “Unity Office”, “Student Justice Movement”, “Islamic Azad University Students’ Union” and “Student publications all over the country” as well as the representative of the University of Judicial Sciences, expressed their views and points of view on various issues for more than an hour.
Saeed Karmi, the representative of the Students’ Islamic Community Union, while reading passages from the letter of Amirul Momineen Ali (AS) to Malik Ashtar, said: “Unfortunately, in the recent cases, we witnessed that the peace of the people was taken hostage by the troublemakers.”
He stated that when the law loses its place among the people, lawlessness, chaos and immorality will spread, and he demanded that the judicial system severely punish the separatists who committed crimes in the recent cases and made the society insecure. to consider
Kerami also asked Hojjatul Islam Mohseni Ajei that the judicial system should not be complacent in dealing with well-known figures, celebrities and bloggers who provoked people to armed war with the security forces by lying and expressing undocumented content in cyberspace.
While emphasizing the point that a difference should be made between protest and disturbance, he clarified: the judicial system should act far from extremes in dealing with the cases of recent cases.
The representative of the Students’ Islamic Community Union also suggested that the judicial system inform a delegation of student organizations about the past events of Evin prison in a documented and field-based manner.
“Mohammed Naij”, the representative of the student movement, also expressed the benefits of the presence of officials in universities and student groups, and further invited Hojjatul-Islam wal-Muslimin Mohseni Ajeei to (again) appear among the students in the university.
In the following, he considered the two great ideals of “justice” and “freedom” to be dependent on the proper functioning of the judiciary and said: it is necessary for the judicial system to eliminate complicated and unnecessary processes, end sometimes inappropriate dealings with clients, and reduce delays. Proceedings should take appropriate measures.
The representative of Basij students added: Although in the recent period, the judicial system’s use of technological and intelligent systems has reduced the number of referrals to courts and judicial authorities, we still see some inefficient and outdated procedures in the judicial system.
In another part of his speech, while stating that the judicial system should seriously monitor the performance of judges, Naij called the speed of implementation of the judicial transformation document inappropriate and said: the head of the judicial system should be the main promoter of the implementation of the judicial transformation document.
He also pointed to the lack of transparent mechanisms for expressing popular protests in the country and said: Setting up clear mechanisms and guidelines for expressing popular protests will lead to the expansion of legitimate freedoms in the country.
The student Basij representative also raised the question, why did the judicial system start late dealing with some celebrities who spread lies in cyberspace in recent cases?
In another part of his speech, referring to the Supreme Leader’s emphasis on the accurate and fast judicial investigation of cases that public opinion has become sensitive to, Naij demanded to be informed about the details and fate of a tourism complex in Qom.
“Kotsar Ghasemi”, the representative of the student movement for justice, also pointed out some social gaps created in the country, and emphasized that the main focus of the rulers of the system should be on what platforms have the recent riots been mounted on?
In another part of his speech, he pointed to the factors that reduce people’s trust in the judicial system and said: “Inability to restore public rights”, “Lack of independence”, “Creating an obstacle to seeking justice” and “Not being impartial”, among the factors that reduce trust. The people depend on the judiciary, and it is necessary for the judicial system to correct the existing procedures in these fields as soon as possible.
In another part of his speech, the representative of the student justice movement raised questions regarding the process of dealing with the cases of “the martyrdom of a number of participants in the funeral ceremony of Martyr Soleimani in Kerman”, “the crash of the Ukrainian plane” and “the events of November 2018”.
Emphasizing the point that the judiciary should not be influenced by the judicial officer, Ghasemi raised the question why the limits and loopholes of some accusations, such as disturbing the public mind and acting against national security, are not clear.
He also stated that we will not see the implementation of justice in the country except with the presence and cooperation of the people, and said: We expect the judicial system to consider the people as its powerful arm for the realization of justice and to support the justice-seeking forces in the country.
Referring to the disproportion of the sentences issued by the judicial system in various cases, Ghasemi said: Our question is why the judiciary looks at the issue with an Islamic approach in some specific cases, but it lacks this approach in the cases of different sections of the people. These dual functions have reduced people’s trust in the judiciary.
He also referred to the call issued by the head of the Judiciary in charge of dialogue with all critical and protesting groups, spectrums and categories of people, and said: the dialogue must be effective and fruitful and specific mechanisms must be formulated to reach the conclusion of these dialogues.
“Syed Mohammad Hossein Mousavinaseb”, the representative of the Union of Islamic Associations of Independent Students, also in this meeting, stating that the officials and rulers of the system in the current situation need tact in the matter of governance more than any other issue, and said: the lack of clear approach of the rulers regarding some social challenges causes Public opinion has become confused.
He further demanded to announce the position of the judicial system regarding the recent statements of the Attorney General of the country regarding the issue of Ershad Patrol.
The representative of the Union of Islamic Associations of Independent Students, while pointing out some misunderstandings in the media, said: Due to the fact that the functioning of the whistle-blowing system in the field of enjoining good and forbidding evil was not covered by the media, this system could not find much expression in the country.
Mousavi Nasab pointed out: We suggest that just as the head of the judiciary met with a number of the families of the prisoners of the November 2018 events, he should also meet with a group of the families of the prisoners of the recent cases. In addition, we hope to continue the procedure of summoning people who presented statistics without documents in recent cases.
Asadi, the representative of student publications, also said in this meeting: Why is there no clear and clear framework and guidelines for expressing popular protests in our country?
In another part of his speech, referring to the problem of delaying proceedings in the judicial courts, he said: the daily work of judges and their handling of 5 cases in one day is not sufficient for the high volume of judicial cases, and therefore there is little hope for reducing the delay of proceedings in Current conditions do not exist.
Esdi also stated that one of the reasons for the increase in housing prices in the country is networking, manipulation of prices, and buying and selling of property by real estate traders, and called for the judicial system to seriously intervene in this matter.
Referring to Article 156 of the Constitution and the responsibility of the judiciary in the field of monitoring the implementation of the laws, he raised the question that at present, to what extent is the implementation of the Constitution being monitored in the country?
In another part of his speech, the representative of student publications, referring to the high impact of the television program “Mr. Judge” on Do Sima, demanded that the production of this type of works in the national media, which increase the legal and judicial awareness of the people, should be increased.
In the final part of his speech, Esadi criticized the change of the judge and prosecutor’s representative during the hearing of some special cases.
Ruhollah Aqiqi, the representative of Tahkeem Vahdat office, also stated in this ceremony that all students support the judiciary and said: If the judiciary acts authoritatively in relation to its duties and responsibilities, some will no longer be able to position themselves as public prosecutors. .
Referring to the current media war that is going on against the Islamic Republic of Iran, he said: “Unfortunately, in this environment, we do not see strong narratives from the judiciary, while awareness-raising should be one of the principles of the judicial system’s work.”
The representative of Tahkeem Vahdat Office added: The head of the judiciary should be the decisive face of fighting and dealing with rioters in the country.
While criticizing the lack of deterrence of legal proceedings, Aqiqi said: “We believe that if a student has committed a violation, he should be dealt with like different sections of the society.”
He clarified: We expect the judicial system to deal decisively with the violators of the recent cases, but also to deal seriously with the sources of the troublemakers, including celebrities and bloggers. The thugs and thugs of the virtual space should be dealt with and demanded from them to prove the claims they have made.
Seyyed Mohammad Mousavi, the representative of Islamic Azad University, also criticized the performance of the judicial system in dealing with the leaders and perpetrators of recent crimes in the country.
While raising the question why people’s provocateurs in cyberspace are not prosecuted by the judicial system, he said: Shouldn’t there have been proper treatment of celebrities who had spread lies in cyberspace before the recent incidents?
The representative of the Islamic Assembly of Islamic Azad University further spoke about why the relevant institutions did not provide quick documentation regarding the death of Mahsa Amini.
Mousavi also stressed the need for the judicial system to deal with the culprits of the current livelihood and economic situation of the people.
“Mohammedreza Qolipour”, the representative of the University of Judicial Sciences, also emphasized the need for more judicial officials to be present in academic environments and said: “It is necessary for the judiciary to take appropriate measures regarding the removal of restrictions on the recruitment of students in the University of Judicial Sciences.”
He stated that the lack of transparency of the mechanisms in the administration of affairs is also visible in the judiciary, and said: Unfortunately, there is still no full access to judges’ opinions.
The representative of the University of Judicial Sciences also demanded that the judiciary seriously pursue the issue of converting normal documents into official documents in order to reduce the bottlenecks of corruption.
It should be noted that this is not the first appearance of the head of the judicial system among the students, but earlier and last month (November 19), Hojjatul Islam wal Muslimin Mohseni Ajeei, in the first program of his provincial trip to South Khorasan, appeared at Birjand University and met with students and young people. Discussed and exchanged opinions. This exchange of views was the first face-to-face and unmediated conversation between the heads of one of the three forces with students after the unrest in the country.
During his visit to Birjand University, Hojjatul Islam Mohseni Ajeei, after listening to the students’ words, addressed them and said: I have written down each and every issue raised by you, dear students, and I am working hard to investigate, transfer and resolve them.
During the last 16 months that he has been in charge of the Judiciary, the Head of the Judiciary has held several meetings with different people and elites of the country.
Also, in the past weeks, with the occurrence of incidents and events in the country under the pretext of the death of “Mehsa Amini” which led to riots and destruction of public property in various cities, the head of the Judiciary came up with the idea and proposal to hold a dialogue instead of holding illegal gatherings and riots. raised with critics.
On the 18th of October this year, during a speech at the Supreme Council of the Judiciary, the head of the judiciary announced his readiness to listen to the content and points of view of any person, group, and trend that has ambiguity, questions, criticism, and objection, and said: Addressing all trends , groups, political factions, factions and people from the general public who have doubts, questions, criticisms and objections, I declare that I am ready to listen to their points of view, suggestions and criticisms through dialogue and definitely if there is a mistake and weakness on our part. May we use the points of view presented in order to fix them, and we have no qualms about correcting and fixing weaknesses.
The head of the judiciary opened a new chapter in the path of increasing public trust in the judicial system by announcing his readiness for a result-oriented dialogue with various social groups and currents.
The adoption of this approach by Hojjat-ul-Islam wal-Muslimeen Mohseni Ejei is a new method that none of the previous heads of the judiciary and high officials of the country have taken a practical step towards.
On the other hand, tomorrow (Wednesday) also coincides with the students’ day, and this issue is an excuse to be in the company of students and discuss and exchange ideas with them. December 16 every year in universities in memory of three students (Mustafa Bozornia, Ahmad Kandachi and Mehdi Shariat Razavi) who were martyred in Tehran University in 1332 in protest against the presence of Richard Nixon, the vice president of the United States, in Iran and the resumption of relations between Iran and Britain. Student Day is celebrated.
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