Human Rights Council-appointed experts stated that the charges against Ms. Pakhshan Azizi do not justify the death penalty under international law, with her sentence deemed a serious violation of human rights. Azizi was detained in Tehran, held in solitary confinement for five months, and sentenced to death by the Tehran Revolutionary Court for alleged crimes related to her social work. The experts called for the revocation of her death sentence, an investigation into torture allegations, and an end to the targeting of women activists in Iran, emphasizing the need to respect international law and human rights.
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The best and worst areas in the UK for savings and retirement plans
A study by Hargreaves Lansdown found that parts of the South East of England are the most financially resilient in the UK, while Hull, Nottingham, and Liverpool are the least. The study looked at savings levels, retirement readiness, debt, and housing affordability, with Wokingham and Elmbridge scoring high due to incomes and homeownership levels. On the other hand, Hull ranked poorly due to low leftover money, emergency savings, and pension savings, according to the report....
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