CLEAN : Hamid Noury brough to court is incredibly symbolic says Amnesty representative

The video discusses the unprecedented court case against Iranian citizens accused of grave international crimes. It highlights the arrest of Hamid Noori in Sweden under universal jurisdiction, allowing justice for victims of the 1988 prison massacres in Iran. The case serves as a warning to Iranian leaders and offers a platform for witnesses to share their experiences. Amnesty International estimates 5,000 people were tortured and killed in 1988, and the Iranian government has yet to disclose burial sites, prolonging the suffering of victims' families.

What is the significance of bringing individuals accused of international crimes to court for the first time?

• It guarantees a conviction.

• It is a routine procedure.

• It is a symbolic gesture.

• It sets a legal precedent.

Why was Hamid Noori arrested in Sweden?

• He was accused of financial fraud.

• He was accused of participating in prison massacres.

• He was accused of espionage.

• He was accused of drug trafficking.

What legal principle allowed Hamid Noori to be brought to justice in Sweden?

• Universal jurisdiction

• International arbitration

• Diplomatic immunity

• Extradition treaty

What is the estimated number of people tortured and killed in the 1988 prison massacres in Iran?

• 5,000

• 10,000

• 1,000

• 3,000

What ongoing issue do families of the 1988 massacre victims face?

• Inability to access legal representation

• Denial of citizenship

• Lack of financial compensation

• Uncertainty about burial sites