在巴黎，七国集团国家——英国、加拿大、法国、德国、意大利、日本和美国——的外长以及欧盟高级代表发表联合声明，强烈谴责伊朗当局对反政府抗议者的残酷镇压。他们对报告的大量死亡和受伤人数表示深切震惊，并警告将采取额外限制措施。
2026年1月14日，在巴黎，七国集团主要大国——英国、加拿大、法国、德国、意大利、日本和美国——的外长以及欧盟高级代表发表联合声明，谴责伊朗当局对反政府抗议者的镇压行动。声明称：“我们强烈反对伊朗当局加强对伊朗人民的残酷镇压行为加剧。”声明强调了对局势的深切关注，指出“我们对报告的死亡和受伤人数之高深感震惊”，并补充道“我们谴责故意使用暴力和杀害抗议者”。七国集团成员警告称，如果伊朗继续违反国际人权义务镇压抗议和异议，他们“准备实施额外限制措施”。这些潜在惩罚将建立在去年恢复的联合国对德黑兰的制裁基础上。部长们敦促：“我们敦促伊朗当局行使最大克制，避免使用暴力，并维护伊朗公民的人权和基本自由。”这一联合行动凸显了国际社会对伊朗处理国内动荡的持续担忧。（时事通信社，2026年1月15日）
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Iran's nationwide protests, ignited by economic collapse on December 28, 2025, have entered a third week with Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA) reporting at least 538 deaths—up sharply from 62 a few days ago—and over 10,600 arrests amid a continued near-total internet blackout. Activists warn of massacres, while Germany's cautious response draws ire from dissidents.
The UN Human Rights Council condemned Iran on January 23, 2026, for human rights abuses during a crackdown on anti-government protests that killed thousands. It mandated an investigation into what rights groups call the biggest repression since the 1979 revolution. High Commissioner Volker Turk urged Iranian authorities to end their brutal repression.
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Germany, France, the UK, Italy, the Netherlands, Canada, and Japan have released a joint letter condemning Iran's recent attacks on commercial vessels and infrastructure in the Gulf, as well as the de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz. The statement expresses deep concern over the escalating conflict and calls on Iran to cease such activities. It also signals readiness to contribute to efforts ensuring safe passage through the strait.
The World Economic Forum said Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi will not attend its annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, after what the forum called the “tragic loss of lives of civilians in Iran” in recent weeks. The decision came after criticism from advocacy groups and some politicians over giving a platform to a senior Iranian official during a violent crackdown on protests.
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The Iranian government has announced a suspension of executions amid ongoing protests against the regime. US President Donald Trump commented on new information about the end of killings and again threatened severe consequences. Human rights activists report over 3,400 deaths since late December.
An Iranian official stated on Sunday that at least 5,000 people have died in recent nationwide protests, including 500 security personnel, blaming terrorists and armed rioters. The unrest, sparked by economic hardship on December 28, has escalated into calls for ending clerical rule, marking the deadliest clashes since the 1979 Islamic revolution. Iran's judiciary has hinted at possible executions for acts classified as Mohareb.
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In a joint statement, Egypt's House of Representatives and Senate condemned Iranian attacks on Gulf states and Jordan as violations of sovereignty amid ongoing Iran-Israel escalation, expressing solidarity and warning of economic fallout. This follows earlier condemnations of strikes on energy sites in Qatar and Saudi Arabia.