Iran issues report on UK human rights violations

An Iranian research organization on international relations has compiled and released a 65-page report on a wide range of violations of human rights in the United Kingdom in 2015.

The report, conducted by Research Institute for International Relations, was released in a special ceremony held in Iran’s southern port city of Bushehr. The report expounds on various cases of human rights violations by the British government both at home and abroad in 2015, Tasnim News Agency reported.

The report includes various chapters like “Violence in UK Prisons,” “The High Rate of Suicide in UK Prisons”, “Unorganized Social Situations,” “Class Conflict and Poverty in British Society,” “Homelessness,” “Job Dissatisfaction,” “The Use of Child Labor for Compulsory Work,” “The Status of Women in the UK,” “Violence against Women in UK Prisons,” “Police Violence” and “Spying on People”.