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Iran's Foreign Minister Condemns 'War Crime' in Girls' School Attack; UN Holds Emergency Meeting
UN Human Rights Council Holds Emergency Meeting on Iran School Attack
The UN Human Rights Council convened an emergency meeting in Switzerland on the 27th regarding the bombing of a girls' school in southern Iran on the 28th of last month. Iran condemned the attack, stating that over 175 students and teachers were cruelly killed. The country has classified the incident as a war crime and a crime against humanity, urging all nations to unequivocally condemn it and demand accountability from the perpetrators.
Iran's Foreign Minister Alleges 'War Crime' and 'Aggressive War'
Iran's Foreign Minister Aragchi emphasized that this atrocity cannot be justified, concealed, or met with indifference. He further criticized attacks on Iran by the United States and Israel as 'aggressive wars' intended for 'genocide,' affirming Iran's strong resolve to defend itself and stating that defense will continue as long as necessary. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Turk, noted that those who carried out the attack have a responsibility to conduct a swift, fair, and transparent thorough investigation to clarify the facts.
*Source: YouTube: ANNnewsCH (2026-03-27)*
