Human Rights criticism of US actions on Iran
The National Human Rights Commission has affirmed that the American military attacks on Iran have resulted in the deaths of dozens of martyrs and the injury of hundreds of civilians, in addition to widespread damage to vital infrastructure such as healthcare and economic facilities, bridges, and roads. It emphasized that targeting civilian structures constitutes a blatant violation of international humanitarian law and deepens the humanitarian crisis. The commission pointed out that the destruction of infrastructure threatens the right to life, health, and an adequate standard of living. It called for the formation of an independent international investigation committee and for an end to attacks on civilians and civilian facilities, condemning the international silence regarding these violations.
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