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It underscores the reduced influence of Western alliances and the weakening willingness of other countries to fall in line with Western lobbying within international bodies.
What motivates Canada to pursue this resolution annually, and what domestic or foreign objectives does it seek to advance? Can this trend be viewed as part of broader Western pressure on Iran?
Canada, as a country with its own record of indigenous genocide, mass graves of indigenous children, systemic racism, and a deafening silence in the face of Israel’s crimes in Gaza, lacks the moral standing to pursue such resolutions. Nevertheless, given the shared and specific mission defined by US allies to sustain maximum pressure on the Islamic Republic of Iran, while hoping to create internal fractures and weaken Iran’s international position, Canada remains active in promoting double standards under the banner of human rights norms.
Given that the human rights allegations raised by Canada could implicate many countries, why is the primary focus placed on Iran?
Canada’s focus on the Islamic Republic of Iran, despite its own systematic silence, alongside other Western allies, regarding Israel’s war crimes and human rights violations, clearly demonstrates the lack of sincerity in Canada’s professed commitment to UN human rights norms and its alignment with the United States.
Iran, during periods of internal and external tension, has acted against domestic offenders in accordance with judicial laws and within cultural, human, and ideological frameworks. In such circumstances, Iran’s enforcement of its laws is portrayed by US Western allies as non-compliance with human rights standards. By contrast, Israel and numerous other countries, despite supporting terrorism and disregarding humanitarian principles, receive no meaningful warnings from international organizations due to their alignment with Western objectives and lobbying efforts.