Hassan Abdoliyanpour, head of the Bar Association of the Judiciary, provided new information about the first session regarding the case of the crimes of the 12-day imposed war during a special meeting. According to him, these sessions will soon be held to investigate the crimes of the enemy in various regions of the country, including Minab, Laristan, and Lamerd.
Beginning of the trial for war crimes
Abdoliyanpour emphasized the importance of these trials, stating that the main goal of these sessions is to identify and calculate the damages and crimes inflicted on the people of these regions during the imposed war. He expressed that these sessions are an opportunity to restore the rights of the victims and to hold accountable those who have wronged them.
He also referred to the necessity of transparency and justice in this process and added: "As lawyers, we have a duty to defend the rights of the people, and these trials can be a significant step in this direction."
Expectations from the trials
The head of the Bar Association of the Judiciary, while expressing hope for the outcomes of these trials, emphasized the need for cooperation from all agencies and institutions to hold these sessions as effectively as possible. He stated: "These trials are essential not only for the future but also for remembering history and honoring the victims of the war."
In conclusion, Abdoliyanpour announced that more details regarding the time and place of the trial sessions will soon be made public and invited all those who have information in this regard to cooperate.
