News from Al-Madinah: The fourth set of sanctions on Iran were put in place today, according to a statement from the Canadian Foreign Ministry, in response to alleged abuses of human rights there.
According to the statement, the recent sanctions targeted four individuals, including senior Iranian laws and law enforcement forces, which accuse Canada of participating in the suppression and arrest of demonstrators.
Melanie Jolie, the foreign minister of Canada, said in a statement that “the Iranian people, including women and young men, risk their lives because they survived the system of rule of oppressing and assaulting their humanity for a very long time.”
As long as the Iranian people bravely seek a better future, Canada will continue to support them, Jolly said.
Due to suspected human rights abuses, including the death of a 22-year-old Iranian Kurdish while the ethics police were being held, Canada has imposed a number of penalties on Iran.
On the other hand, German Chancellor Olaf Schults declared today, Monday, that the European Union is examining fresh sanctions against Iran as a result of the repression of the protest movement that sparked the death of the young woman Mhisa Amini in the nation.
“We condemn the unequal violence by the security forces and support the people,” Schultz wrote on Twitter, adding, “Our sanctions from the European Union are important. We are now researching more treatments.”
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German sanctions are being considered by the Union, as well as Canadian penalties against Iran.
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