Abbas Araghchi, an official of the Islamic Republic regime, is set to represent Iran as a speaker at the United Nations Assembly on March 5, 2026. However, his involvement in several heinous acts raises significant concerns over his suitability for such an international platform. Araghchi is accused of playing a direct role in the widespread bloodshed that took place on January 8 and 9, 2026, during which countless innocent lives were lost. Furthermore, he has been implicated in the destruction of crucial evidence of crimes and in altering documents to conceal the execution-style killings of wounded individuals in hospitals.

Araghchi's continuous association with such grave violations of human rights makes him an unsuitable representative at the United Nations—a body which stands for peace, justice, and the protection of human rights. His presence would not only undermine the UN's core principles but also send a disturbing message about the acceptance of impunity for human rights abusers on the world stage.

The United Nations must take a firm stand against the acceptance of individuals with such controversial backgrounds. Allowing Araghchi to speak would be a disservice to the victims who suffered under his alleged actions and to the global community striving for accountability and justice.

We urge the United Nations to reconsider its decision and refuse Abbas Araghchi the opportunity to speak at the Assembly. Let us stand united in demanding accountability and upholding the values upon which the UN was founded.

Sign this petition to prevent Abbas Araghchi from addressing the United Nations Assembly, and to send a clear message that the international community does not tolerate human rights violations.