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[Full Comment] Irwin Cotler: Iran Accountability Act would hit Tehran where it ...: As Nazanin Afshin-Jam and Tarek Fatah demonstrated in Wednesday’s edition of the National Post, the governing Islamist regime inflicts upon its citizens the most heinous of human-rights abuses. Nobody can deny the terrorist ties of the Iranian regime, making it the world’s “most significant state sponsor of terrorism” according to the recent country report on terrorism published by the U.S. State Department.

[Breaking News] Iranian police clamp down in Tehran to thwart protest call: Iran says 13 people killed in violent clashesTEHRAN, Iran ”” Iranian state television says 13 people were killed in violent clashes between police and what they call "terrorist groups."The report did not specify how the deaths occurred, but state television reported earlier that several people were killed Saturday when "rioters" attacked a mosque in western Tehran. Sunday's report on Iran's official English language station said "rioters" set two gas stations on fire and attacked a military post.

[International Humanist and Ethical Union - The world union of Humanist organizations] Iran Solidarity calls for support for global day of action on 25 ...: You can set up Iran Solidarity groups at your schools and universities, neighbourhoods and workplaces - similar to the anti-apartheid groups that helped get rid of racial apartheid in South Africa. You can join us if you haven't already done so and get others to join, volunteer your time and skills, donate and raise funds or help organise speaking tours and public meetings.

[Faith Freedom International] Honoring Nazanin: an Angel of Iran (Video) | Faith Freedom ...: We are honoring Nazanin Afshin-Jam for her tireless efforts to shed light into the shadowy corners of conflict, to expose and end the abuses that ruin the lives of so many children in Iran. Her work exemplifies the ideals of the human rights movement: “courage, an unswerving commitment to justice and a genuine concern for the rights of all victims.”

[Indyish] Nazanin - indie music video for Iran » Indyish: It’s been amazing to me to find so many Iranians twittering via proxy throughout this peaceful revolution of theirs, calling out for friendship with the world, insisting that Ahmadinejad and Khomenei don’t speak for Iran, organizing to keep each other safe and able to communicate, even healing and helping injured members of the opposing side.

[Right Truth] Right Truth: President Ahmadinejad will face "Wall of Shame" at ...: Nazanin states, “The government of Iran can not on the one hand expect the international community to trust its leaders with nuclear energy while it openly disregards the most basic internationally recognized child rights conventions such as the UN's International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) and the Charter of the Rights of the Child (CRC) to which it is state party.”

[Internet Education] Nazanin on Sharia (Islamic) Law in Iran: She was born in Tehran in 1979 at the height of Irans Islamic revolution and a year later her family was forced to flee after her non-political father was arrested and tortured at the hands of the fundamentalists.

[Harry's Place] Harry's Place » Iran Solidarity launched at House of Lords: While there’s no doubt that some of those on the streets of Iran reject the theocracy, many are also demonstrating because they believe the ideals of the 1979 revolution have been betrayed by the rulers in a similar way that the Tienanmen Square protests appealed to the ideals of Mao rather than seeking to overthrow the state. What this Iran Solidarity group seeks to do is impose its own Marxist agenda on a protest movement that has little Marxist content, while excluding non-Marxists from solidarity.

[Simple Thoughts - Java and Web Blog] Iranian plane carrying nearly 170 crashes in field on route to ...: State TV: 168 killed in Iran plane crashTEHRAN, Iran ”” State TV says 168 people were killed when a passenger plane crashed Wednesday in northwest Iran. Iranian Civil Aviation Organization spokesman Reza Jafarzadeh had told state television that 153 passengers and 15 crewmembers were on the Russian-made Caspian Airlines jet that had been headed from Tehran to the Armenian capital yerevan.

[GenevaLunch] GenevaLunch » Blog Archive » Iranian human rights activists ...: [...] Geneva, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) - Speakers at the Geneva Summit for Human Rights, Tolerance and Democracy Sunday 19 April expressed their shock and outrage at the presence of Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad at the Durban Review Conference 20-24 April. The summit, organized by a coalition of human rights, anti-racism and pro-democracy activists, refers to itself as a parallel event to the Durban conference of governments, which will evaluate progress in achieving goals set by the first world conference against racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, in Durban, South Africa, in 2001.

[Iranian.com - Nothing is Sacred] In support of the people of Iran | Iranian.com: PLEASE PASS THIS ON TO THE PEOPLE OF IRAN BY ANY MEANS: TO STOP POLICE (THUG) MOTORBIKES IN THEIR TRACKS-POKE A LENGTH OF RE-BAR OR OTHER SUITABLE STRONG METAL THROUGH THE FRONT WHEEL SPOKES OF THE BIKE FOR DEVASTATING RESULTS TO BOTH BIKE AND RIDER (THUG).

[GraniteGrok] GraniteGrok: Angel of Iran: We are honoring Nazanin Afshin-Jam for her tireless efforts to shed light into the shadowy corners of conflict, to expose and end the abuses that ruin the lives of so many children in Iran. Her work exemplifies the ideals of the human rights movement: “courage, an unswerving commitment to justice and a genuine concern for the rights of all victims.”

[Varjager's Weblog] Iranier vill separera islam frÃ¥n staten « Varjager's Weblog: Boaz Adhengo, Humanist and Ethical Union of Kenya, KenyaNazanin Afshin-Jam, Coordinator, Stop Child Executions Campaign, CanadaMina Ahadi, Campaigner, GermanySargul Ahmad, Activist, Women's Liberation in Iraq, CanadaSusan Ahmadi, Mitra Daneshi, and Furugh Arghavan, Iran Civil RightsCommittee, CanadaYasmin Alibhai-Brown, Writer and Columnist, UKMahin Alipour, Coordinator, Equal Rights Now - Organisation against Women'sDiscrimination in Iran, SwedenFarideh Arman, Coordinator, International Campaign in Defence of Women'sRights in Iran, SwedenAbdullah Asadi, Executive Director, International Federation of IranianRefugees, SwedenZari Asli, Friends of Women in the Middle East Society, CanadaOphelia Benson, Editor, Butterflies and Wheels, USAJulie Bindel, Journalist and Activist, UKRussell Blackford, Writer and Philosopher, AustraliaNazanin Borumand, Never Forget Hatun Campaign against Honour Killings,GermanyCaroline Brancher, UFAL, FranceGeorge Broadhead, Secretary of Pink Triangle Trust, UKChildren First Now, SwedenCommittee for the Freedom of Political Prisoners, UKCommunist Youth Organisation, SwedenCouncil of Ex-Muslims of Britain, Germany, and ScandinaviaCount Me In - Iranian Action Network, UKShahla Daneshfar, Director, Committee for the Freedom of PoliticalPrisoners, UKRichard Dawkins, Scientist, UKPatty Debonitas, Third Camp against US Militarism and Islamic Terrorism, UKDeeyah, Singer and Composer, USAEqual Rights Now - Organisation against Women's Discrimination in Iran,SwedenTarek Fatah, Author, Chasing a Mirage: The Tragic Illusion of an IslamicState, CanadaAC Grayling, Writer and Philosopher, UKMaria Hagberg, Chair, Network against Honour-Related Violence, SwedenJohann Hari, Journalist, UKFarzana Hassan, Writer, CanadaMarieme Helie Lucas, founder Secularism Is A Women's Issue, FranceFarshad Hoseini, International Campaign against Executions, NetherlandsHumanist and Ethical Union of Kenya, KenyaKhayal Ibrahim, Coordinator, Organization of Women's Liberation in Iraq,CanadaLeo Igwe, Director, Nigerian Humanist Movement, NigeriaInternational Campaign for the Defence of Women's Rights in Iran, SwedenIran Civil Rights Committee, CanadaInternational Committee against Executions, NetherlandsInternational Committee to Protect Freethinkers, CanadaInternational Committee against Stoning, GermanyInternational Federation of Iranian Refugees, SwedenInternational Labour Solidarity, UKIranian Secular Society, UKEhsan Jami, Politician, the NetherlandsAsqar Karimi, Executive Committee Member, Worker-communist Party of Iran, UK

[iPouya] iPouya » Iran: Saturday's Crackdown, Neda, Khatami Criticizes ...: Netanyahoo’s words did not do anything, it simply said that we’re happy to see how iranians are fighting for their freedom. In case you cannot tell teh difference, let me elaborate for u, one is expression of feeling (happy sadness or some sort of feeling-people’s opinion and they are entitled to it-i know you support ahmadinejad and expression of feeling should be denied) and the other one is stating a fact: holocaust is a myth, it never happened bla bla bla…CAN YOU SEE THE DIFFERENCE NOW PRINCESS?

[Iranian.com - Nothing is Sacred] Awash in green | Iranian.com: I had the great pleasure and the extreme honor to join several thousand demonstrators in Irvine, California, Wednesday night.  These proud Iranians, and many Americans, joined hands, arms and hearts to lend support to their hamvatans.  We passed cars and could identify their destination by the arm hanging out the window with its green wrist band.  We knew who that car was with the green, white and red flag painted in the rear windows!   We would wave and smile and instantly I could feel the brotherhood.  We arrived just after 6:00 pm to a large gathering at the corner of Barranca and Jamboree.  All 4 corners were awash in green”¦ from headbands to armbands”¦ from socks to scarves.  Many carried plaques obviously furnished by professionals.  Others carried home-made signs.  But all”¦ and I mean ALL”¦ came with a fire in their eyes and a proud step in their walk.  Walking from corner to corner, embracing each other”¦ greeting old friends and meeting new ones.  It was one of the proudest moments of my life.  I feel privileged to be a part, albeit a small one, of this incredible effort.  Not one single moment of confrontation.  Not one gesture affronting an opposing view.  It was not a large demonstration by most accounts.  There were no speeches”¦ no organizers handing out instructions.  Simply a gathering of people, young and old, wanting their voices to be heard.  “WHERE IS MY VOTE”.  Horns were blasting in support”¦ people hanging out of their cars and trucks and waving “the green”.  I was laughing and crying at the same time.

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