A/HRC/37/68/Add.1 Iraq. The disclosures of hundreds of members of the organization inside and outside the country are available online and offline, and the fabricated stories and allegations and accusations of the terrorist organization are well demonstrated by the relevant authorities of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Instead of supporting the false allegations made by the terrorist organization, it is expected that the victims of terrorism will be supported and, in particular, the innocent victims of the terrorist operations of the organization to be protected. There are more than 17,000 victims and the record of each assassination is documented. It should be noted that claims for prosecution of individuals who seek legal advice or make complaints, are false and could be investigated. Also, according to information from the country's judicial sources, the allegation for mass grave discovery in the mentioned cities has been false and has not been registered in any of the official (judicial, police, and political) authorities. There was also a reference to the document referred to in the report, which was not found, except for a false claim and a rumor. Given that this claim is not reflected in any of the reliable media and the press of the country, which freely entering the current events of the country, it is necessary to delete this allegation in the final report. Reply to Paragraph 23 It is necessary to, firstly, criticize the insertion of vague and general information in a draft, for which no document or proof in presented. Because of this, any allegation could be made and the Rapporteur has played the role of defense attorney, a prosecutor and a judge, and therefore there is no possibility for the country to verify the claims made against it. In addition to the method of concealing resources, it creates a false space for the reader to remove the Rapporteur from the expected position of neutrality. In addition, there are raised examples of torture in this paragraph which reminds us of the brutal tortures by Americans in Guantanamo and Abu Ghraib prisons, whose prisoners are accidently from the country of the Rapporteur; and attribution of such methods to the Islamic Republic of Iran may only come from an accusing and illusory stance, which. The Report has repeated it in an irresponsible manner. Therefore, it is necessary to delete this paragraph. In addition, which competent and reliable authority has confirmed the allegation, as a result of which the Draft Report raises that in a paragraph. It should be noted that in the Islamic Republic of Iran, under Article 38 of the Constitution, any torture is prohibited in the country, and according to Articles 570, 578, 579, and 587 of the Iranian Penal Code and the Articles of the stipulations of the Law on the Respect to the Right to Freedom and the Protection of Citizenship, all offenders and other ill-treatment will be subject to severe punishment. In addition, in order to monitor the full implementation of this law, in accordance with Paragraph 15 of the executive instruction, the Central Monitoring Board, in cooperation with the Provincial Supervisory Authorities, carry out the necessary monitoring and inspections, and any action in breach of law shall be sued by judicial authorities. In the same vein, during the four-year period (2012-2015), 38557 inspections were conducted from several thousand law enforcement, judiciary and prison centers throughout the country and 11093 complaints and reports from the provincial councils and the Website for collecting of reports and complaints from the Board of Governors. The Central Monitoring for the Protection of Citizenship Rights had received complaints from among which only 4332 are related to the law on respect for legitimate freedoms and the preservation of citizenship rights. The measures taken by the Central Board and provincial delegations are based on the executive instruction of the said law. These measures has resulted in issuance of 622 administrative disciplinary warnings to judicial personnel, 385 to administrative personnel, 128 cases were sent to the disciplinary court of judges and 116 cases were referred to the judicial authorities. In addition, a total of 511 inspections have been carried out by provincial councils in order to be able to carry out inquiries and respect citizens' rights. It is noted that out of a total of 4332 reported cases and complaints (including inspections and complaints) that were investigated, only a small percentage of the cases could be considered as violations of citizenship rights, for which the necessary measures were taken. In addition, in accordance with clause (b) of Article 9, Articles 10, 14 to 17, Article 39, and Clause D of Article 68, in the event of claims for damages arising from a crime by the plaintiff, after considering the claim, in the case of proof, the court shall award compensation for Material and intellectual losses. According to the information provided, it is necessary to delete this section of this Draft Report. 10