Iran considers UN plan for Shah crimes probe
Iran's Revolutionary Council may back UN backed international commission to investigate the Shah's alleged crimes. Ban Sadr chairs talks on Waldheim proposal as hostage release timing remains central. U.S. demands release while militants insist on Shah's return before freeing captives. Ban Sadr's appointment awaits Ayatollah Khomeini's approval amid a Tehran hospital frame.
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U S acknowledges Shah era abuses in Iran report
In a congress report on human rights Secretary of State Cyrus Vance cites serious abuses by the deposed Iranian regime and its conduct toward hostages and political prisoners. The document contrasts with earlier praise of the Shah’s social advances and notes no mention of torture under his rule.
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