Collaborative scientific thinking session with Dr. Morteza Abdi, Director of the International Affairs Commission at the Center for Lawyers, Official Experts, and Family Counselors of the Judiciary....

Collaborative scientific thinking session with Dr. Morteza Abdi, Director of the International Affairs Commission at the Center for Lawyers, Official Experts, and Family Counselors of the Judiciary

On Wednesday, December 21, morning, a joint coordination meeting regarding the Eastern Human Rights was held at the Center for Lawyers of the Judiciary. Dr. Morteza Abdi, Director of the International Affairs Commission at the Center for Lawyers, Official Experts, and Family Counselors of the Judiciary, hosted this meeting. He expressed his support for the concept of Eastern Human Rights and emphasized the necessity of undertaking international judicial and legal actions. He also shared his experiences regarding the significant potential of BRICS and Shanghai in advancing legal dialogues within the context of the cultural East. In this meeting, Dr. Ranjbar, the Director of the Presidential Office of Baqir al-Olum University, highlighted the importance of the concept of Eastern Human Rights. He provided an explanation of the new world order and the role of cultural Eastern actors, considering the idea of Eastern Human Rights as an effective step towards fostering solidarity. Dr. Ranjbar mentioned that, in the realm of Western claims of patriarchy, centered around the United States, the idea of Eastern human rights could significantly enhance the balance of cultural power in the East. Dr. Rabani, the Director of the Department of Scientific and Academic Cooperation at the Islamic Culture and Relations Organization, and Dr. Mohammad Hosseini, the Scientific Secretary of the International Conference on Eastern Human Rights, also shared their perspectives.