If Iran expects to engage in a more transparent and honest relationship with the U.S. and other members of the global community, it must cease its egregious human rights abuses and adopt standards practiced by most of the civilized world.
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Chabot emphasizes Iran's need to improve human rights for better relations with the U.S.
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