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EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT SECURITY AND DEFENSE COMMITTEE CHAIR MARIE-AGNES STRACK-ZIMMERMANN SAID ON SATURDAY THAT THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF IRANIANS WERE BEING OVERLOOKED AS INTERNATIONAL ATTENTION SHIFTED TOWARD NUCLEAR NEGOTIATIONS AND THE STRAIT OF…
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The remark from the senior EU lawmaker highlights concern that diplomatic and strategic priorities are crowding out scrutiny of Tehran's treatment of its citizens. It comes as world powers focus on Iran's nuclear program and the vital oil-shipping corridor, a shift that could soften pressure on Tehran over domestic abuses. Watch whether EU institutions push human rights back onto the agenda in upcoming statements and negotiations with Iran.
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Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, Iran, European Parliament, Strait of Hormuz