Mai Sato
Mai Sato is the U.N. Special Rapporteur on human rights in Iran, who has raised concerns about the treatment of Christians in the country. She recently underscored the urgent need for continued international attention to the serious human rights violations faced by religious minorities in Iran.
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Croatia:
Mai Sato, a UN rapporteur, estimated that the Iranian regime killed between five and several tens of thousands of protesters during a violent crackdown.
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United Kingdom:
Mai Sato is a UN special rapporteur who reported on casualty numbers during anti-government protests.
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Sweden:
Mai Sato warns of serious consequences if the negotiations fail, highlighting human rights abuses in Iran.
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Spain:
Mai Sato, the UN special rapporteur for Iran, confirmed that mass detentions continue in Tehran.
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Colombia:
Mai Sato is the UN Special Rapporteur for Iran who reported on the potential death toll from the repression in Iran.
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Panama:
Mai Sato is the UN Special Rapporteur for Iran who reported on the potential death toll from the repression in Iran.
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Panama:
Mai Sato is the UN Special Rapporteur for Iran who reported on the potential death toll from the repression in Iran.
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Spain:
Mai Sato is the UN special rapporteur in Iran who reported on the verified deaths during the protests.
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Hungary:
Mai Sato, the UN special rapporteur on Iran, emphasized that she cannot confirm the reported death tolls.
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United Kingdom:
The United Nations special rapporteur on Iran, Mai Sato, who is also a professor at Birkbeck in London, said she could not verify the figures.
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