Stockholm Christians gather to mark International Human Rights Day

Christians in Stockholm gathered in front of the Swedish Parliament on the occasion of International Human Rights Day.

Christians living in Stockholm gathered in front of the Swedish Parliament today, Tuesday, December 10, to mark International Human Rights Day, to protest the violation of human rights and the pressure the Islamic Republic government is exerting on the people.

Christians in their protest rally in front of the Swedish Parliament released a message on the occasion of International Human Rights Day, saying: "Iranians, whose ancestors were once the founders of human rights in the ancient world, have been fighting for their most basic rights against the evil regime of the Islamic Republic for years.

The annual executions of hundreds of people, the execution of child criminals, the imprisonment of ideological and political activists, the violation of human rights and dissidents and the deprivation of their right to medical treatment, the imprisonment of fathers and mothers seeking justice, the violation of the rights of women and children and their suppression, the organized violation of the rights of religious and religious minorities, the killing of Christians and Christian leaders, the assassination of opponents outside Iran, the killing of protesters on the streets and the direct shooting of protesters in the eyes, are just a few of the organized violations of human rights by the Islamic Republic of Iran.