Iran’s High Council for Human Rights stressed Islamic Republic’s adherence to the human rights as it pursues three requirements for that.

Saying that Iran's policy regarding human rights is clear in the internal and foreign spheres, Kazem Gharibabadi stated, "We adhere to three requirements in the field of human rights; First of all, we are an Islamic country and we believe that human rights are rooted in divine religions and are not a new phenomenon."

"The second requirement is the laws, especially the constitution. The third requirement is Iran's international obligations in the field of human rights," he added.

"We are part of 5 human rights conventions out of 10 international treaties and we have an interactive policy in the international field, hence we have a special interaction with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights," Gharibabadi noted.