The World Watches While Crimes Against Humanity Continue by the Islamic Republic Occupying Iran.

“It is better to die.” These are the words of a protester on the streets of Tehran, speaking not as a slogan, but as a lived reality. He described bodies continuously arriving at medical-legal centers, families denied information about their missing loved ones, and security forces firing directly on unarmed civilians. The terror was systematic, deliberate, and designed to erase dissent.

Under international law, these acts constitute crimes against humanity. They meet the thresholds defined in the Rome Statute: widespread and systematic attacks against civilians, carried out with intent and knowledge. Murder. Torture. Imprisonment. Persecution. Enforced disappearance. The evidence is mounting, and the human cost is staggering.

Never Again Is Binding Law—and the West Is Complicit in Its Breach.
“It is better to die.” This is not despair. It is testimony.

The account published by Le Point documents mass killings, enforced disappearances, arbitrary detention, and systematic terror inflicted on civilians under the rule of the Islamic Republic occupying Iran. Bodies overwhelming medical-legal centers. Families denied information. Lethal force deployed not as excess, but as policy.Under international law, these acts constitute crimes against humanity.

They meet the legal thresholds set........

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