IRAN, — The Iranian parliamentary election due tomorrow is unjust since the majorities of candidates have been banned, Human Rights Observes said adding; the state apparatus has arranged the election in their own favourable way.
In a statement released on today Human Rights Observers remarked that to secure 290 parliamentary seats, hundreds of people have been excluded based on groundless accusations.
The heads of the oppositions groups in Iran are excluded or deprived of taking part in the election or have opted not to join for the deceitfulness of the election.
The Human Rights Observers have also pointed to the exclusion of 15 Sunni candidates who have been barred for their religious believe.
Joe Strok a member of East Kurdistan Branch of the organisation remarked: “Three years ago following the presidential election, millions of Iranian people poured to the streets raising the slogan of where is my vote; such demands are still resonating in people’ ears.”
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