Parviz Absalan

Parviz Absalan
پرویز آبسالان
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Male
Unknown
No
Alive
5 Aug 2026
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  • Deputy Commander of Salman Corps of Sistan and Baluchistan Province, Sistan and Baluchestan Province (23 Sep 2020 - present)
    • Human Rights Violation: Participation in the torture and rape of seven Baluch children (5 Dec 2022 - present) read more
      Institution
      The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)
      Location
      (Sistan and Baluchestan Province)
      Rights Violated
      Children's rights, Right to freedom from torture, Right to freedom of assembly, Right to freedom of expression, Rights of detained persons, Rights of ethnic groups
      Description

      The forces, under Parviz Absalan’s command have raped 7 undocumented Baluch children in one of the IRGC’s detention centres in Zahedan. The victims, ranging from 10 to 15 years old, had been arrested during a protest on Friday 25th of November 2022 and were taken to this detention centre. They were released the same day while suffering from pain and injuries caused by rape. No agent or higher authority has been held accountable so far for the sexual torture of these children.

       

      The majority of the protesters in the Zahedan demonstrations were undocumented Baluch people, whose Iranian citizenship is not recognized by the Islamic Republic, and who are deprived of basic rights, such as opening a bank account. They have been subjected to detention, torture and death during the protests, due to the fact that the Islamic Republic suffer fewer consequences suppressing the Baluch people compared to when they crackdown on those who have Iranian citizenship.

       

       

      The 2022-23 protests began following the death of Mahsa (Jina) Amini on September 13, 2022, in the detention of the morality police of the Islamic Republic. These protests quickly spread across the country and are remembered as the largest revolutionary uprising against the government since the establishment of the Islamic Republic.

      The Iranian government responded to these protests with deadly violence. According to human rights organizations, the security forces of the Islamic Republic have killed at least 551 people, with a minimum of 68 of them being children.

       
      Sources
These violations may only be part of the human rights violations that this person has been involved in. The investigation into this person's human rights record is ongoing.
On 14th November 2022, the EU placed General Parviz Absalan on its list of human rights sanctions for serious human rights abuses committed under his command as Deputy Head of the IRGC in the Sistan and Baluchestan provinces. During the 2022 protests, security forces used brutal violence against the protestors, and in some instances against children.