The Current Status of Human Rights and Religious Freedom in Iran

Hearing
Date:
Location:
2200 Rayburn House Office Building

Announcement

Over the past decade, the United States foreign policy toward Iran has focused primarily on deterring Iran’s ambitions of securing nuclear weapons. However, in the wake of last year’s presidential elections Iranian citizens took to the streets to demonstrate their displeasure with the current regime. Following these protests, a wide array of human rights abuses perpetrated by the regime and its supporters were brought to the forefront.

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Hosted by:

Frank R. Wolf, M.C.
Co-Chairman, TLHRC
James P. McGovern, M.C.
Co-Chairman, TLHRC
Witnesses

Witnesses

Meeting Documents

Transcript

Transcript

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Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission
House Committee on Foreign Affairs
4150 O'Neill House Office Building
200 C Street SW
Washington, D.C. 20515
United States of America

Phone: +1 (202) 225-3599
TLHRC@mail.house.gov

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