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Maybe the Mullahs should also send some human rights monitors to Afghanistan in Helmand province, Southern Afghanistan AND Libya within the rebel held areas. Camcorders, with tape recorders need to be taken but no shady glasses.
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'Iran ready to send HR examiners to UK'
Presstv.com
A senior Iranian lawmaker says Iran's Majlis (parliament) is ready to send a group of human rights rapporteurs to the UK to investigate human rights violations in the country.
Deputy head of Iran's Majlis (parliament) National Security and Foreign Policy Commission Hossein Ebrahimi made the comment in an interview with Fars news agency on Tuesday.
He referred to the large arrests of British protesters angry over the killing of a black man by the police and said, Iran's Majlis urges the British government and the UK embassy in Tehran to facilitate the visit without making false excuses.
Ebrahimi said that the group of rapporteurs intend to interview political detainees and to give a report to international bodies on the treatment received by the protesters.
The unrest in the UK erupted on Saturday when a few hundred people gathered outside a police station in Tottenham to protest against the fatal shooting of Mark Duggan on Thursday.
The protesters also set a bus and buildings on fire on High Road and broke many shop windows.
Turmoil is now threatening to sweep across all of Britain as the mayhem and looting has also spread to the central city of Birmingham, the western city of Bristol, the northwestern city of Liverpool, and south London neighborhood of Brixton.
Police said they have arrested more than 200 people since the unrest began.
Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast also called on the British police to exercise restraint against protesters.
Mehmanparast asked the British government to start dialogue with the protesters and to listen to their demands in order to calm the situation down.
He also asked independent human rights organizations to investigate the killing in order to protect the civil rights and civil liberties.
