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On the sidelines of the human rights seminar on Monday, Larijani suggested the British government to fix the disorder in their country and to stop making baseless allegations, according to IRNA.

He also criticized Simon Gass, the British Ambassador in Tehran, for accusing Iran of human rights violations.

Larijani said the British government attempts to hide the country’s internal problems and violates the students’ rights.

The Secretary of Iran’s Human Rights Headquarters, who is also advisor to the Judiciary Chief, also said that the British government has lost its credit in the eyes of the public.

Having killed thousands of civilians and occupying Iraq, Afghanistan and other countries, Britain and the US have become partners in the Zionists’ crimes.

Larijani also criticized the British police tactics towards the recent peaceful students’ demonstrations in London.

The students’ protests, which have faced the most violent reaction from the police, were launched with a vote in the House of Commons on removing the tuition fees cap to treble to up to £9,000 in England