The European Union imposed restrictive measures on five Iranian judges over alleged human rights violations and sanctioned a leading figure in an Iranian cyber group assisting the regime. EU top diplomat Kaja Kallas announced the sanctions on July 24.
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BRUSSELS, July 24 (Reuters) - The European Union has imposed new restrictive measures on Iranian judges over alleged human rights violations, EU's top diplomat Kaja Kallas said on Friday, adding that a leading figure of a cyber group who she said enabled the regime's repression of information has also been sanctioned. "As Tehran intensifies its domestic crackdown, the EU will continue to hold thos
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