Iran's Human Rights Violators
On 12 April and 10 October, the EU imposed sanctions on Iranian officials responsible for grave human rights abuses. This represents a further expression of the EU’s serious concern about the human rights situation in Iran. All have perpetrated violations as serious as torture and applying the death penalty on vague charges and without fair trial. A total of 61 individuals are now subject to EU asset freezes and have been denied entry to the EU.
The names of those listed and the reasons for their listing have been published in the EU’s Official Journal of 12 October and 12 April.
On 10 October, the Foreign Affairs Council of the EU announced the latest measures in a statement, that expressed the EU’s deep concern that “the human rights situation in Iran continues to deteriorate”, called for a moratorium on the use of the death penalty and deplored the “widespread repression of Iranian citizens.
Mahmoud Abbaszadeh-Meshkini
Interior Ministry’s political director
Alireza Akbarshahi
Commander of Tehran Police
Seyyed Alireza Avaee
President of Tehran Judiciary
Jaber Baneshi
Prosecutor of Shiraz
Seyyed Hasan Firuzabadi
Chief of Staff of Iran’s Joint Armed Forces
Mostafa Barzegar Ganji
Prosecutor-General of Qom
Mohammadreza Habibi
Deputy Prosecutor of Isfahan
Mohammad Hejazi
Head of IRGC’s Sarollah Crops in Tehran
Nabiollah Heydari
Head of Iran Airport Police Authority
Yadollah Javani
IRGC Political Bureau Chief
Masoud Jazayeri
Deputy Chief of Staff of Iran’s Joint Armed Forces, in charge of cultural affairs
Mohammad Saleh Jokar
Commander of Student Basij Forces
Behrouz Kamalian
Head of the IRGC-linked ‘Ashiyaneh’ cyber group
Mousa Khalilollahi
Prosecutor of Tabriz
Sadeq Mahsouli
Former Minister of Interior until August 2009
Mojtaba Maleki
Prosecutor of Kermanshah
Mehrdad Omidi
Head of the Computer Crimes Unit of the Iranian Police
Mahmoud Salarkia
Deputy to the Prosecutor General of Tehran for Prison Affairs
Hossein Tala
Governor General of Tehran Province until September 2010
Morteza Tamaddon
Governor General of Tehran Province, head of Tehran Provincial Public Security Council
Hossein Zebhi
Deputy to the Prosecutor General of Iran
Mohammad Kazem Bahrami
Head of the judiciary branch of the armed forces
Seyyed Morteza Bakhtiari
Minister of Justice, former Isfahan governor general and director of the State Prisons Organization until June 2004
Seyyed Mohammad Hosseini
Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance since September 2009
Heydar Moslehi
Minister of Intelligence
Mohammadbagher Bagheri
Vice-chairman of the judiciary administration of South Khorasan province, in charge of crime prevention
Aziz Hajmohammadi
Former judge at the first chamber of the Evin Court, and now judge at branch 71 of the Tehran Provincial Criminal Court
Hojjatollah Souri
Head of Evin Prison
Hassan Akharian
Keeper of Ward 1 of Radjaishahr prison, Karadj
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- - February 4, 2012
One Million Voices For Iran 
HUMAN RIGHTS DEFINITION:
The fundamental rights that humans have by the fact of being human, and that are neither created nor can be abrogated by any government.
I have mentioned the definition of Human Rights which should be applicable for human being. Whether Iran rulers have the same meaning of Human Rights or not?
it’s now high time to prosecute these people (they really look fearful and powerful)and punish them with the most punishment that they would ever get or rather hang them, too, like what they did to those innocent victims.