AhlulBayt News Agency: Iran's foreign ministry sanctioned some of the American persons due to violation of human rights with respect to the supporters of Palestine.
The Islamic Republic of Iran considers it an inseparable principle of its foreign policy to support and defend the innocent people of Palestine and has spared no effort in the international circles to support Palestinians. The foreign ministry of the Islamic Republic of Iran on Wednesday, in view of implementation of the law of "Encountering the US' Violation of Human Rights and Adventurous and Terroristic Actions in the Region", boycotted some of the American persons because of violation of human rights through crackdown on peaceful protests of university students and professors of the US who have risen up to support the innocent Palestinian nation against the crimes of the Zionist regime.
Accordingly, William Hitchens, Director of Public Security of Georgia, Eddie Greer, Field Operation Commander of Georgia, Linda J. Stamp Cornick, President of Police University of Florida, Pamela Smith, Chief of Metropolitan Police Department of Washington DC, Jeffery Carroll, Executive Assistant Chief at the Metropolitan Police Department of Washington DC, Karl Jacobson, Chief of Police of New Haven, Sean Stripy, Assistant Police Chief of University of Texas, Michael Cox, Chief of Boston Police Department, Scott Dunning, Chief of Police Department Central Division of Indiana University, Arizona State University Police Chief, John Broky, Chief of Police of Long Beach University, California are among the persons whose names have been put in the list of sanctions of the Iranian foreign ministry.
These persons will be prevented from getting visa and entry to the territories affiliated to the Islamic Republic of Iran, their bank accounts will be frozen, and their properties will be seized within the territories under jurisdiction of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
All organizations and establishments of the Islamic Republic of Iran, in accordance with the ratifications of relevant sources, will take necessary measures fore effective enforcement of these sanctions.
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The Islamic Republic of Iran considers it an inseparable principle of its foreign policy to support and defend the innocent people of Palestine and has spared no effort in the international circles to support Palestinians. The foreign ministry of the Islamic Republic of Iran on Wednesday, in view of implementation of the law of "Encountering the US' Violation of Human Rights and Adventurous and Terroristic Actions in the Region", boycotted some of the American persons because of violation of human rights through crackdown on peaceful protests of university students and professors of the US who have risen up to support the innocent Palestinian nation against the crimes of the Zionist regime.
Accordingly, William Hitchens, Director of Public Security of Georgia, Eddie Greer, Field Operation Commander of Georgia, Linda J. Stamp Cornick, President of Police University of Florida, Pamela Smith, Chief of Metropolitan Police Department of Washington DC, Jeffery Carroll, Executive Assistant Chief at the Metropolitan Police Department of Washington DC, Karl Jacobson, Chief of Police of New Haven, Sean Stripy, Assistant Police Chief of University of Texas, Michael Cox, Chief of Boston Police Department, Scott Dunning, Chief of Police Department Central Division of Indiana University, Arizona State University Police Chief, John Broky, Chief of Police of Long Beach University, California are among the persons whose names have been put in the list of sanctions of the Iranian foreign ministry.
These persons will be prevented from getting visa and entry to the territories affiliated to the Islamic Republic of Iran, their bank accounts will be frozen, and their properties will be seized within the territories under jurisdiction of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
All organizations and establishments of the Islamic Republic of Iran, in accordance with the ratifications of relevant sources, will take necessary measures fore effective enforcement of these sanctions.
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