357 Deputy Michael D. Higgins asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will comment on the general human rights situation in Iran and also as it pertains in Camp Ashraf, Iraq, in which thousands of Iranians are being held, some on death row, following protests at last year’s disputed elections; if his attention has been drawn to the movements of support for these detainees across Europe and specifically a statement in support of human rights in Iran signed by a majority of Members of the British Parliament as well as more than 120 Members of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe and many more at the European Parliament; and if he will give his position on both the existence and operation of this camp as well as his views of such motions of support as detailed above. [25111/10]

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357 Deputy Michael D. Higgins asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will comment on the general human rights situation in Iran and also as it pertains in Camp Ashraf, Iraq, in which thousands of Iranians are being held, some on death row, following protests at last year’s disputed elections; if his attention has been drawn to the movements of support for these detainees across Europe and specifically a statement in support of human rights in Iran signed by a majority of Members of the British Parliament as well as more than 120 Members of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe and many more at the European Parliament; and if he will give his position on both the existence and operation of this camp as well as his views of such motions of support as detailed above. [25111/10]

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