Gharibabadi
Iran
Permanent Representative to the International Atomic Energy Agency
government
Kazem Gharibabadi is an Iranian diplomat and legal expert, who has served as his country's Deputy Foreign Minister for Legal and International Affairs since September 2024. He has previously held a number of senior roles in Iran's legal and diplomatic institutions, including as a key representative in discussions concerning Iran's nuclear program.
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Sep 18, 2026
Far Left
Deputy Foreign Minister wrote on social media that the events in Minab and Lamerd were not an operational error but an open war crime, and that America cannot shirk responsibility by leaving the UN Human Rights Council.
Reformists are using his statements as a rare point of diplomatic clarity, praising the explicit naming of war crimes and the push for international accountability, though some argue the Foreign Ministry needs to translate tweets into formal legal action at the UN.