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Arshan Role Still Debated
The National Human Rights Council affirmed that the rights of victims of violations do not depend on their affiliations, and that discussion of the work of the Equity and Reconciliation Commission—established in January 2004 to address violations committed between 1956 and 1999—is legitimate, provided that the facts and the dignity of victims are respected. It explained that the state’s acknowledgment of responsibility made it possible to provide redress for harm and accept the consequences of the violations, but does not amount to a comprehensive historical judgment or close the door to independent research, particularly given the lack of information and the existence of multiple accounts. The Council added that it continues to follow up on the Commission’s recommendations concerning judicial independence, governance of the security services, protection of freedoms, preservation of archives and memory, and human rights education.
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