The Iranian Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy subcommittee has urged the UK to immediately stop the violent treatment of people protesting the killing of a black man, Press TV reports.
The Human Rights Subcommittee condemned the killing of Mark Duggan by the Metropolitan police in London.
Mohammad Karim Abedi, the vice-chairman of the sub-committee, said that the Majlis, as the representative of the Iranian nation, supports the rights of the British people and urged London to order the police to stop treating protesters violently.
A spokesman for the subcommittee, Hossein Naqavi, also condemned what he called the UK's “double standards” towards human rights.
Iran urges UK police to end violence
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