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According to Mehr News Agency, Hojjatoleslam Mohseni Mohseni, the head of the Islamic Republic of Iran's judiciary, delivered a speech on Wednesday (May 21) at the opening ceremony of the 20th Summit of Judicial Systems of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in Hangzhou, China.

The head of the Islamic Republic of Iran's judiciary, after the host country's speech, was the second position to deliver a speech at the Shanghai Judicial Summit.

In his remarks, the head of the Islamic Republic of Iran, referring to the challenges and problems facing the international community, gathering Shanghai member states as a favorable capacity for the development and development of legal and judicial cooperation and adopting a pragmatic approach to these challenges.

Describing the convergence of the Shanghai member states, the head of the judiciary said: “The Shanghai Judicial Summit is being held in a situation where the world is with serious challenges such as unilateralism, criminal use of communication and intelligence technologies, terrorism, human rights abuses, regional peace and security threats and international security.” The gathering of the highest judicial authorities of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization is a good capacity to take into a friendly atmosphere, while discussing legal and judicial cooperation, a practical, constructive and serious approach to engagement and cooperation.

Referring to the threat from terrorist groups to international peace and security, the chief of justice said: “Terrorism and the actions of terrorist groups are threatening international peace and security, including in some member states.” The terrorists have killed and martyred the lives of more than 6,000 innocent people in the Islamic Republic of Iran over the past four decades. Shanghai Cooperation Organization's Criminal Justice Systems must cooperate closely to prosecute and punish these criminals and their supporters.

The head of the Islamic Republic of Iran's judiciary, referring to the “sanctions” and “unilateralism” from some human rights claims, said: In addition to terrorism, some member states are subject to unilateral sanctions on some human rights countries. The implementation of these sanctions is in violation of international law, the Charter of the United Nations, and a variety of human rights such as the right to life, the right to education, the right to health, the right to development and the right to prosperity. Therefore, the member states of the organization not only need to develop their economic and trade cooperation not only to counter sanctions, but must also put legal and judicial pursuits against sanctions and sanctions executives as well as support the victims of sanctions.

The head of the judiciary, referring to the genocide and the brutal and brutal crimes of the Zionist regime in Gaza, said: “The genocide and war crimes of the Zionist regime, which began in October, continue. According to reports, the number of martyrs of these crimes has reached more than 6,000 and more than 6,000 were injured. More than 2 percent of the victims are women and children, and two million of Gaza residents were exposed to mandatory migration. The vital infrastructure of the bar has also been completely destroyed and no place, including hospitals, schools, mosques, religious and historical sites safe from rape and destruction by the Zionists; However, the perpetrators of the offenses are freely traveling to some countries despite being pursued by the international criminal justice system. The crimes of the Zionist regime, which is a clear violation of human rights and humanitarian rights, are unfortunately with their full support and support.

The chief of justice, referring to the hard and hostile approach of some human rights claimants to the genocide protesters in Gaza, said: “The catastrophes in the Gaza Strip and what happened in violent and inhumane encounters with masters and students and people supporting the oppressed Palestinian nation in the United States and some countries!”

Hojjatoleslam Mohseni Mohseni, at the end of his speech at the opening of the 20th Summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization's member states, proposed two specific operational strategies to further develop the legal and judicial coordination and cooperation of member states.

These two strategies include: strengthening judicial cooperation in the fight against transnational crimes by creating joint mechanisms, such as the establishment of a “Judicial Information Information Platform” between member states to accelerate the pursuit of criminals and form a joint special forces to counter drug trafficking networks. Coordinate laws to counter terrorism through the development of legal frameworks to trial terrorists and prevent them from abusing cyberspace. Development of judicial diplomacy in the field of cybercrime by forming a joint cyber committee to formulate digital arguments and hold joint exercises to simulate cyber attacks and judicial accountability. Reducing trade disputes with the establishment of the International Center for Shanghai Cooperation Organization to handle economic disputes. Combating human trafficking and protecting victims by strengthening support laws and cooperation in extradition of criminals, establishing a joint database on human trafficking groups, and providing victims' rehabilitation programs with the participation of NGOs. Environmental protection and counter -environmental crime such as waste trafficking and water pollution through the approval of a joint protocol to prosecute environmental crime and to create a monitoring network for observation of violations in the border areas. Exchange of experience in intelligent judicial systems with the aim of improving the efficiency of hearing by using new technologies through the annual summit of digital transformation in judicial systems and establishing an online education platform for judges in the field of information technology. Strengthening the dialogue between judicial systems with the aim of promoting the mutual understanding of legal systems by establishing a Shanghai Cooperation Training and Legal Research Center for training courses for judges and police on new crimes, comparative studies, and publishing a joint journal on legal challenges.

The details of Hojjatoleslam Mohseni Mohseni, the head of the Islamic Republic of Iran's judiciary at the opening ceremony of the 20th Summit of Judicial Systems of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (China, Hangzhou), are as follows:

Bismillah al -Rahman al -Rahim

Hi Alikam and Mercy and Blessings

Mr. Joon Zhang, the Honorable President of the Supreme Court of the People's Republic of China, Honorable Chiefs of the Supreme Courts.

First, I would like to express my appreciation to the Honorable President of the Supreme People's Court of China to host the 20th Summit of Judicial Systems of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. The summit comes in a situation where the world faces serious challenges such as unilateralism, criminal use of communication and intelligence technologies, terrorism, human rights abuses, regional and international security threats and organized crimes. The gathering of the highest judicial authorities of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization is a good capacity to take into a friendly atmosphere, while discussing legal and judicial cooperation, a practical, constructive and serious approach to engagement and cooperation.

Mr. Chairman.

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization, with more than 5 % of the world's population, is the largest global regional organization in terms of geographical and population. The organization can become an important assembly for convergence by developing and strengthening joint actions in the economic, political, security, defense and legal -judicial areas. In this regard, the interaction and exchange of experiences and the best procedures, cooperation to counter terrorist, transboundary and organized crimes; Judicial cooperation in civil and criminal affairs, extradition of criminals, and the transfer of convicts; One of the important requirements is this convergence.

Dear colleagues.

Terrorism and the actions of terrorist groups are threatening international peace and security, including in some member states. The terrorists have killed and martyred the lives of more than 6,000 innocent people in the Islamic Republic of Iran over the past four decades. Shanghai Cooperation Organization's Criminal Justice Systems must cooperate closely to prosecute and punish these criminals and their supporters.

In addition to terrorism, some member states are subject to unilateral sanctions on some human rights countries. The implementation of these sanctions is in violation of international law, the Charter of the United Nations, and a variety of human rights such as the right to life, the right to education, the right to health, the right to development and the right to prosperity.

Therefore, the member states of the organization not only need to develop their economic and trade cooperation not only to counter sanctions, but must also put legal and judicial pursuits against sanctions and sanctions executives as well as support the victims of sanctions.

His Holiness.

The genocide and war crimes of the Zionist regime, which began in October, continue. According to reports, the number of martyrs of these crimes has reached more than 6,000 and more than 6,000 were injured. More than 2 percent of the victims are women and children, and two million of Gaza residents were exposed to mandatory migration. The vital infrastructure of the bar has also been completely destroyed and no place, including hospitals, schools, mosques, religious and historical sites safe from rape and destruction by the Zionists; However, the perpetrators of the offenses are freely traveling to some countries despite being pursued by the international criminal justice system. The crimes of the Zionist regime, which is a clear violation of human rights and humanitarian rights, are unfortunately with their full support and support.

These countries' political approach to human rights and the use of human and judicial organizations and institutions was quite clear to us, but the catastrophes in the Gaza Strip and what happened to the oppressed Palestinian nation and some Western countries in the Gaza Strip and what happened to the oppressed Palestinian nation in the United States and some Western countries!

Mr. Chairman, Honorable colleagues.

In conclusion, I would like to make suggestions as follows for the development of coordination and cooperation among members of the organization:

1. Strengthening judicial cooperation in the fight against transnational crimes through the creation of joint mechanisms, such as the establishment of a “Judicial Information Information Platform” between member states to accelerate the prosecution of criminals and form a joint special forces to counter drug trafficking networks.

2. Coordinate laws to counter terrorism through the development of legal frameworks to trial terrorists and prevent them from abusing cyberspace.

1. Development of judicial diplomacy in the field of cybercrime by forming a joint cyber committee to formulate digital arguments and hold joint exercises to simulate cyber attacks and judicial accountability.

1. Reducing trade disputes with the establishment of the International Center for Shanghai Cooperation Organization to handle economic disputes.

1. Combating human trafficking and protecting victims by strengthening support laws and cooperation in extradition of criminals, establishing a joint database on human trafficking groups, and providing victims' rehabilitation programs with the participation of NGOs.

1. Environmental protection and counter -environmental crime such as waste trafficking and water pollution through the approval of a joint protocol to prosecute environmental crime and to create a monitoring network for observation of violations in the border areas.

1. Exchange of experience in intelligent judicial systems with the aim of improving the efficiency of hearing by using new technologies through the annual summit of digital transformation in judicial systems and establishing an online education platform for judges in the field of information technology.

1. Strengthening the dialogue between judicial systems with the aim of promoting the mutual understanding of legal systems by establishing a Shanghai Cooperation Training and Legal Research Center for training courses for judges and police on new crimes, comparative studies, and publishing a joint journal on legal challenges.