Europe tightens sanctions on Tehran judges
The European Union has imposed sanctions on Iranian judges accused of human rights violations, including restrictive measures against officials in Tehran and a high-ranking individual in an electronic group that helped conceal information. These sanctions are part of an intensified effort to pressure Iran over its crackdown on the opposition and allegations of widespread abuses, including arbitrary arrests, prison sentences, politically motivated executions, and forced confessions. European authorities have not disclosed the names of those targeted but emphasize that these measures come in response to the escalating crackdown within Iran.
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