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Iran allocates USD 20 mln for struggling against US and Great Britain

09 June 2012 13:35 (UTC +04:00)

BakuÅŸ Konul Jafarli â€“ APA. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Saturday communicated a law which requires several ministries to jointly prepare and release regular reports on the violation of human rights by the US and Britain in the world, APA reports quoting â€œFarsâ€ news agency. The bill which has been endorsed by the Guardian Council after it had been approved by the lawmakers requires the government to disclose Washington and London’s involvement in the violation of human rights in the world. The law allocates a $20mln fund for encountering the US and Britain’s plots and unjust restrictions against the Islamic Republic of Iran and informing the international community of the countless cases of human rights violation by the two countries. Details of credit allocation will be decided by a work group to be presided by the intelligence ministry. The ministry of foreign affairs, ministry of communications and information technology, the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) and the Islamic Culture and Relations Organization will have representatives in the group, while a member of the parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Commission will supervise the group.