INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
TEHRAN - In its annual report on human rights, the Iranian Foreign Ministry has detailed the United States government's rights abuses,
including its use of "economic terrorism," labelling the United States the "biggest violator of human rights".In a statement issued on the
political strategy and application of unfair standards toward human rights."The Islamic Republic of Iran emphasizes that United States
unilateralism and imposition of unilateral economic sanctions with the aim of forcing governments to change their policies is a gross and
independent countries as a clear example of human rights violations and the use of economic terrorism to achieve political goals, and
unilaterally coercive sanctions by the United States has become a tool for violating the natural and legal rights of the Iranian people,
including the right to life, the right to health, the right to adequate living standards, the right to education and access to knowledge and
technology, and the right to development in addition to the gross violation of the rights of women, children, the elderly and people with
security, resulted in a lack of cooperation from firms that supply Iran with medical and health equipment, and interfered with the
acquisition of medications for rare and serious illnesses.It asserted that as a result of the sanctions, Iranian academics and medical
professionals were unable to access the National Library of Medicine's (NLM) and PubMed servers' medical information, particularly at the
passenger planes, while the lack of access to the international financial system and refusal of foreign companies to accept foreign exchange
guarantees issued by Iranian banks have put additional economic pressure on bread-earning Iranian women and led to a decline in purchasing
power of the elderly and problems for people with physical and mental disabilities in accessing medicines and medical equipment, adequate
monitoring of the violations of the rights of minorities such as Muslims and people of color within the United States where hate-mongering
occupation regime, which, through its material and non-material support of the regime, provides the basis for the continuation of human
Yemen are targeted daily by American weapons, which are sold to the aggressor and warring countries for financial and commercial purposes,
against terrorism, most notably Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani, who was assassinated by the United States government in 2020,
an arbitrary violation of the right to life and contrary to the provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and