GENEVA – ' top human rights mentioned in the body of new work created special investigator to examine human rights violations Thursday in Iran, preventing the survival of Nations, which had to deal with internal affairs of that country, artificial.
The vote marks the first time since it was formed five years ago, said the Human Rights Council has created a database of such investigations, said a member of the nation, rather than merely extending the mandate of an existing one.
An external expert, shall appoint a new location, when the Council convenes in June.
All of the previous regional researchers have created the International Criminal Tribunal for the former, the Commission referred to the rule of law, human rights, long dominated by the countries of the rights of the accused kuolemajälkeisiä records, a new Council is replaced by the text in the body.
The White House welcomed the move by President Barack Obama, national security adviser, Tom Donilon, saying it was "a historic milestone that confirms the general consensus and alarm systems for human rights in Iran's dark state."
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Secretary William Hague said the decline was "unacceptable" human rights in Iran, and the new law, with the exception of the investigator can provide encouragement to the many Iranians "who continue to COURAGEOUSLY speak about their BOLD and other rights."
The Hague, said the Iranian authorities after the 2009 elections "have systematically sought to silence any dissenting voices and harassing human rights activists, lawyers, journalists, and the last opposition leader (Mir Hossein) via Mousavi and Karroubi (the Mahdi)."
Maryam Rajavi, President-elect of the National Council of resistance of Iran, said he hopes the new investigator brings light "human rights violations in Iran the true dimensions" and lead to the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential to the Security Council sanctions.
Iran said the Ambassador Seyed Mohammad Reza Sajjadi, however, the Council, told the United States is committed to human rights abuses against the Palestinians by supporting Israel, civilians serving in Afghanistan and held by the prisoners, who also have been tortured.
Championed by the United States and the Swedish proposal won 22-7 vote of approval by the Council. Even the 14 nations abstained and four of the 47 Nations remained in the Council.
Fears of Iran and Pakistan, which has been a widely held view that such tasks are unnecessary in their internal affairs, the alarm signal to the Council.
"This politicizes the process," said Pakistani Ambassador Zamir Akram said, speaking of the Islamic Conference, which represents the most Muslim Nations, the Saudi-based organization.
"Based on the principle of non-urgent Pakistan does not support the mandates of the country," he said. "No country in the world can claim the unblemished human rights record."
But the uprisings in Northern Africa and the Arab countries, with some Governments, which share the Pakistani resistance to what it describes as candidates to be feared is outside of the authoritarian leaders, such as Moammar Gadhafi.
Also, these uprisings inspired some of the protests in Tehran is, which had been absent since the return of more than one year hellittämätöntä crackdowns. However, the opposition leader Mousavi and Karroubi has dropped out of sight — and their supporters say they are being detained along with their wives, the Government denies the charge.
Thursday's vote came after the diplomats and observers said the legitimacy of the Council received fresh last month, when it voted for the first time to ostracize Libya — one of its members — its people abuse the system. Iran, on the other hand, is not a member.
Eileen Chamberlain Donahoe, United States representative to the Council, said in a new and independent researcher — said to be appointed by the Special Rapporteur could assist the Council known — how to respond to the Secretary General of the mentioned image Ban Ki-moon's report on the Iran last September. It stated that the Iranian authorities had engaged in "aggressive crackdown on human rights defenders, women's rights activists, journalists and government opponents."
He noted that the report also cited floggings and amputations, the Iranian Government in terrorism, including the punishment of death by stoning for men and women who have been subjected to torture by the.
Said has appointed dozens of independent special rapporteurs on topics, or researchers who have been subjected to torture and the fight against trafficking in human beings for food security, and cultural rights. It is also less than 10 of these countries such as Myanmar, North Korea and Sudanese officials.
Country-specific special rapporteurs, "is used in extreme situations. Iran is one of those, "Donahoe told reporters Thursday's vote, which he called" a seminal moment, "said the rights of the Council was established in 2006.
The United States won the elections to the Council in May 2009, the Obama administration to withdraw the last of the Bush Administration's stance that it was nothing to be achieved in the company, long dominated by developing countries in the adversarial Nations and Israel oppose the powers.
"This membership has had nothing but destructive role," Seyed Mohammad Reza Sajjadi told the Council before it voted, with reference to the participation of the Council of the United States. Iran, he added, is the Convention for the protection of human rights, "naturally deeply rooted, genuine and" respect for.
The Council also voted separately on Thursday, 30-3 to extend its special human rights investigator in North Korea for the second year of the mandate. Eleven Nations refused to vote, and three remained.
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