A few days ago, a 19 year old asylum seeker was arrested and directly delivered to IR's secret police. The young man is now in Evin prison without trail, right to legal aid or even formal charges.
The government of Norway claimed that Rahim will not be harmed in any way by IR.
I URGE all human rights activist to call the embassy of Norway and ask them these simple questions. Please send me the response you get.
1- Does Norway agree with UN, EU and US about IR's systematic abuse of prisoners of conscience? Or does Norway hold a different opinion about IR?
2- If Norway does agree with the above statement, then what is their reason for sending this young man back to Iran?
3- If Norway does not stand with UN, EU and US on the subject of human rights violation by IR and its practice of torture and abuse of prisoners of conscience, then what is the position of government of Norway about human rights in Iran?
4- Does the government of Norway consider Iranian and in particular Iranian asylum seekers to be deserving of human rights or does she reserve such privileges for Europeans only?
I did make the call and this is the answer I got.
Dear Ms. Shahin,
We spoke on the phone yesterday, regarding the case of Rahim Rostami.
I have conferred with our consul, and he has let me know that the Consulate has no comment on the matter as this is a case handled by the immigration authorities. I recommend that you contact the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration directly via http://www.udi.no/Norwegian-Directorate-of-Immigration/
Best regards,
Thor Steinhovden
Royal Norwegian Consulate General
20 California Street, Sixth Floor
San Francisco, CA 94111-4803
Phone: (415) 986-0766
Fax: (415) 986-3318
E-mail: thos@mfa.no
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Sunday, March 13, 2011
Request for Coopareation فراخوان به همکاری
فراخوان به همکاری
پیکار فعالین سیاسی در طی 32 سال گذشته دراشکال متنوع ولی پراکنده صورت گرفته است. ما گروهی از فعالین سیاسی شهرهای آمریکای شمالی و اروپا، کلیه چالشگران حقوق مدنی و اجتماعی ایران را به همکاری و مشارکت بر سه محور: مبارزه برای آزادی زندانیان سیاسی ، توقف اعدام و شکنجه در ایران ، دعوت می نمائیم.
در ضرورت به وحدت عمل ویک پارچه گی صفوف مبارزین حقوق بشر،" کمیته موقت هماهنگی برای آزادی زندانیان سیاسی و قطع اعدام و شکنجه " تشکیل شد.
ما کلیه شخصیت های سیاسی، گروه ها و مجامعی که اعتقاد به مبانی فوق دارند را دعوت به همکاری نموده و امید واریم با یاری هم بتوانیم رسانه همگانی برای همه ایرانیان با هر نگاه و باوری باشیم.
امیدواریم که با پیوند صفوف پراکنده خود بتوانیم با صدائی رسا تردرمبازره علیه استبداد حاکم در ایران و در دفاع از حقوق شهروندی مردم ایران کوشا بوده و بتوانیم در جهت تحقق اهداف سه گانه فوق تواناتر باشیم.
از کلیه دوستان تقاضا داریم جهت همکاری و شرکت در برنامه ریزی ه این کمیته با ما از طریق زیرتماس برقرارنمایند:
هبئت اجرائی موقت کمیته هماهنگی برای آزای زندانیان سیاسی و قطع اعدام و شکنجه
Request for Cooperation
During the past 32 years, we all have fought against the Islamic republic in our own way, often separate from others.
We therefore invite all political, human rights and civil resistance activists to join us in consultation and cooperation around the following three calls to action:
- Struggle to free all prisoners of conscience in Iran
Abolishment of death penalty
- Immediate stop to torture and mistreatment of prisoners
By uniting our forces against the hordes of dictatorship we aim to gain a clear and strong voice in defense of human rights and human dignity for all Iranians by achieving our three guiding activities.
If you are interested in cooperating with us, please contact us:
Executive committee, pro temp, for abolishment of torture and death penalty and freedom of prisoners of conscience.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
*CALL FOR GLOBAL ACTION* International Women's Day, March 8
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*CALL FOR GLOBAL ACTION*
International Woman's Day, March 8
100 Years of Struggle for Woman’s Emancipation
Women in Iran and in many other countries today continue to be deprived of
many very basic human rights, although the UN designated March 8 as the day
to “honor women” in 1975 and the first international woman’s day was
celebrated 100 years ago in Europe. A tragic garment factory fire in New
York in 1911 killed 149 women workers, but ignited public interest in the US
and eventually led to improvements in working conditions. Yet today,
millions of women throughout the world work under horrific socio-economic
conditions. Equal Rights movements in many countries have achieved much in
the past 100 years, ironically Iranian womn’s struggle for freedom and
equality is hostage to medieval laws imposed by the Islamic regime in Iran.
Women of the world come together on this day to celebrate their achievements
and re-affirm their commitment to continue their fight for the complete
equality of all women throughout the world.
We invite all individuals and groups advocating equal rights to join us
between March 3-13: organize conferences, seminars, rallies, concerts,
petition writing campaigns and other innovative initiatives. Our primary
focus will be the abolishment of gender apartheid and the abolishment of
mandatory dress codes (hejab). We ask you to stand with us, and condemn
violation of Women's rights in Iran.
Through our joint action we ask the United Nations to pressure the Islamic
regime in Iran:
· Stop gender-based apartheid
· Stop the incessant execution of political prisoners
· Stop the stoning of women
· Send a delegation to Iran to investigate the conditions of the
prisoners
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*Fact sheet on the discriminatory laws in Iran:***
· 1. Testimony of two women is equal to one man.
· 2. A man can marry a female child as young as nine years old.
· 3. A female is considered male property and subservient to him
even in matters of sex
· 4. Forceful sex by a husband is not recognized as rape.
· 5. Divorce is the right of man.
· 6. The custody of children is the right of man.
· 7. Men have the right to have up to four wives and many female
concubines.
· 8. Inheritance right of a male is twice that of the female.
· 9. Mandatory Hejab (covering of women) with no freedom of
clothes for women.
· 10. Honor killings of the women have increased in Iran. Iran
Human Rights reported <http://iranhr.net/spip.php?
· 29, 2008: “A high ranking official in the Iranian police
said in an interview with the daily newspaper Etemaad that there have been
50 honor killings in the last 7 months” <
http://www.etemaad.ir/
· 11. Article 1117 of the IRI constitution empowers the husband to
forbid his wife from accepting a job.
· 12. Article 1005 of the IRI Constitution dictates that the
husband has the right to control his wife's freedom of movement and
behavior.
Organizers and Supporters:
1-Nawal ElSaadawi , 2-Partow Nooriala 3-، Elahe Amani,4- Shahin Nawai ,
5-Negeen Mossaed, 6-Shadie Shahin, 7-Esmail Khoi, 8-Seba Khoi , 9-Shahla
Abghari -10-Siavash Abghari 11-Kourosh Parsa, 12-Jaleh Behruzi, 13-Elahe
Machouf, 14--Mahshid Pegahi, 15-Golrokhe Jahangiri, 16-Samar Samremi,
17-Nastran Sameei, 18-Kathy Soltani, 19-Manij Marashi, , 20- Panta
Bahrami,21-B. Kordi, 22-
Sorya Fallah, 23-Zohreh Sadeghi, 24--Sima Hafez, 25-F. Noori, ,26- Sudi
Zadeh , 27-Farzaneh Azimi, 28-Farid Ashkan, 29-Behrooz Setoodeh,30- Parviz
Showkat, 31-Bijan Karimi, 32-Nassrin Almassi,33- Reza Goharzad, 34-shahnaz
shayni, 35-hosain mahjoob,36- farah saniefar, 37-reza saniefar, 38-khosrow
Bandari,39- mehdi saeidpour, 40-Mo Kamali, 41-A. Mohabbatzadeh, 42-Homayoun
Mobasseri, 43-Arjang borhan, 44-Pouran R. Falae, 45-Reza Brahani,
46*-*Masoud
Fathi, 47-Misagh Parsa, 48*-*Akbar Moarefy,49-Niloofar Beizayee, 50-ShahlA
BaharDoost, 51-Ayandeh Azad, 52- Roya Kashefi, 53-Mohammad Amini, 54-Parviz
Dastmalchi, 55- Hamid Kowsari, 56- Maliheh Mahamadi,57- Reza Safari, 58-
Amir Mombiani, 59-Esmail Khataei, 60-Mazdek Limakashi,61- Torab Mostofi,
62-Manijeh Shokohi, 63-Arjang borhan Azad, 64-Maliheh Zehtab, 65-Vida
Meshayekhi, 66- Amir Hosein Tavasoti 67- Hasan Nayab Hashem, 68-Faranak
Aeini, 69- Mohammad Barzanje, 70-Aria khosravi, 71- Shahin Anzali, 72-
Ahmad Pourmandi, 73- Abar Doustdar, 74- Mehdi Fetapour, 75- Maryam Setat,
76- Ahmad Farhadi, 77-Behruz Beyat, 78. Reza Alavi, 79, Mohammad Taghdiri,
80. Ahmad Taghvaie, 81- Fariba Dawoudi, 82-Bijan Sina، - 83 Bijen Mehr 84.
Mohammad Taghavi, 85. Mehrdad Darishpour, 86. Hassan Naderi 87. Mina Ahadi,
88. Maryam Namazi 89. Marzieh Danesh 90. Siroos Kasraian 91. Hamed ebrahimi
92. Taraneh Moheet, 93. Ali Oghazian, 94. Nader Forouzi
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*North America: *
1. Union for Advancement of Secular Democracy in Iran [North America]
2. Association des femmes Iranienne de Montreal [Montreal]
3. Supporters of Mothers of Laleh Valley- Los Angeles
4. Esmail Khoi Foundation [Atlanta]
5. Iranian National Solidarity Network [Fresno]
6. Florida for Human Rights in Iran [Florida]
7. UASDI [Washington DC]
8. Persian Cultural Association [Ottawa]
9. Progressive American Iranian Committee [North America]
10. Committee in Solidarity with Iranian people [Dallas]
11. Radio Hamseda, Ottawa
12. Iran Modern Committee (Anjoman Araye Iran) : [Dallas]
13. Democracy and Freedom for Iran [Arizona]
14. Iran Committee [Boston]
15. Solidarity with Iranian People [Tornoto]
16. SabzHouston [Houston]
17. Secular Democracy [Chicago]
*Global groups*
18. Global Solidarity for Secular Society (Global)
19. World Women for Life
20. Neda for Free Iran (Global)
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*Europe*
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*Belgium*
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21. Federation Europerse, Belgium
22. United for Iran in Belgium
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*Germany*
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23. Foundation to support democracy and freedom in Iran- Iran Voice
24. Supporters of Mothers of Laleh Valley- Dortmund
25. Solidarity with the people of Iran
26. Iranian Women Association of Parto
*Austria*
27. Supporters of Mothers of Laleh Valley- Viena
28. Committee in defense of Iranian people's Rights
29. Committee in defense of Human Rights in Iran
30. Generation of Iranian freedom lovers
31. Foundation in defense of freedom and Democracy in Iran - Voice of
freedom
France
32. Independent committee against repression of the citizen's rights:
[Paris]
Sweden
33. Solidarity movement with Iran people [Stockholm]
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*If you wish to add your name or organization's name to this list, contact
one of the numbers/emails*
*below: *
* *
*Contact numbers and e- mails *
*North America:*
1. *Atlanta:* 404-483-0256
2. *Chicago*: 224-766-0216
3. *Dallas*: 972-400-5272 **
4. *DC:* 703-340-7726**
5. *Florida *Florida for human rights in Iran:
info@floridaforfreeiran.org**
6. *Fresno*: 559-908-1979: **
7. *Los Ángeles*: 818-472-9996* *
8. *Montreal*: 514-624-4648**
9. *New York *203-570-6964
10. *Orange County*: 714 469 6126* *
11. *San Francisco*: 0248-397862
12. *San Jose*:* *0248-397-862
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*Europe:*
1*3**-**Brussels *europerse@gmail.com Federation Europerse –
Belgique
14- *Germany( Essen) *49-2330-74959**
* 15- Austeria* (http://www.ilga.at)
www.iranma.org
uasdi.action@gmail.com
Facebook page for March 8:
http://www.facebook.com/#!/
Facebook page for the global events:
http://www.facebook.com/#!/
فراخوان جهانی به مناسبت روز جهانی زن ( ۸ مارس- ۱۷ اسفند) ۱۰۰ سال تلاش زنان برای رهائی
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وبسایت مادران پارک لاله ایران
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
لیست نام و شماره تلفن تعدادی از فرماندهان ستاد ویژه سرکوب
لیست نام و شماره تلفن تعدادی از فرماندهان ستاد ویژه سرکوب فوق الذکر بدین شرح می باشد
by Enghelabe Sabz on Monday, February 14, 2011 at 1:00am
لیست نام و شماره تلفن تعدادی از فرماندهان ستاد ویژه سرکوب فوق الذکر بدین شرح می باشد :
افشین کامل افسر اطلاعات ناجا تهران(منطقه تهران بزرگ) 09366431318
حاج علی رضایی مسئول اطلاعات ناحیه سیدالشهدا تهران 09123847659
......علی افسری کارمند اداره اطلاعات تهران 09123862832
مجید افشردی فرمانده اطلاعات و امنیت سپاه منطقه جماران 0912 1361881
امیر قربانی از مدیران بخش تامین و تسلیح اداره کل حراست وزارت کشور 09355339003
امیر معقولی فرمانده اطلاعات حوزه مقاومت بسیج 289 منطقه اویس قرنی 09122052165
امیرحسین آریچ جانشین تیم حفاظت فرماندهی کل سپاه 09123490234
مهدی امیری فرمانده تیم حفاظت احمدی نژاد09124357217
حسین بیگلر معاون ضد اغتشاش معاونت اطلاعات سپاه منطقه تهران 09124289309
الیاس دیزجی سر کانال جمع آوری اخبار و اطلاعات سپاه ناحیه شرق تهران 09122401549
ابراهیم مهدوی عضو معاونت عملیات دفاعی نیروی مقاومت بسیج 09123179536
مهدی ابراهیمی عضو تیم حفاظت احمدی نژاد09121050134
فردین تقی زاده رابط وزارت اطلاعات با وزارت کشور09192247339
محمد فتحی فرمانده اطلاعات ناحیه مقاومت ویژه قدس 09122467150 ---02166029493
از همه هموطنان خارج از کشور دعوت می نمایم که با تماس با این سرکوبگران از آنها بخواهید دست از خشونت و سرکوب برداشته و به ملت پناه ببرند
افشین کامل افسر اطلاعات ناجا تهران(منطقه تهران بزرگ) 09366431318
حاج علی رضایی مسئول اطلاعات ناحیه سیدالشهدا تهران 09123847659
......علی افسری کارمند اداره اطلاعات تهران 09123862832
مجید افشردی فرمانده اطلاعات و امنیت سپاه منطقه جماران 0912 1361881
امیر قربانی از مدیران بخش تامین و تسلیح اداره کل حراست وزارت کشور 09355339003
امیر معقولی فرمانده اطلاعات حوزه مقاومت بسیج 289 منطقه اویس قرنی 09122052165
امیرحسین آریچ جانشین تیم حفاظت فرماندهی کل سپاه 09123490234
مهدی امیری فرمانده تیم حفاظت احمدی نژاد09124357217
حسین بیگلر معاون ضد اغتشاش معاونت اطلاعات سپاه منطقه تهران 09124289309
الیاس دیزجی سر کانال جمع آوری اخبار و اطلاعات سپاه ناحیه شرق تهران 09122401549
ابراهیم مهدوی عضو معاونت عملیات دفاعی نیروی مقاومت بسیج 09123179536
مهدی ابراهیمی عضو تیم حفاظت احمدی نژاد09121050134
فردین تقی زاده رابط وزارت اطلاعات با وزارت کشور09192247339
محمد فتحی فرمانده اطلاعات ناحیه مقاومت ویژه قدس 09122467150 ---02166029493
از همه هموطنان خارج از کشور دعوت می نمایم که با تماس با این سرکوبگران از آنها بخواهید دست از خشونت و سرکوب برداشته و به ملت پناه ببرند
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Democracy and the Middle East
Arab world has started on the road to democracy, perhaps inspired by Iran's struggles against the barbaric rule of Islamic Republic. At first glance one expects to see massive support for democracy from the west. But EU holds its calculating silence and it seems that US is starting to advocate Muslim Brotherhood.
The CNN news on Egypt this morning featured Peter Burgman who states that Muslim Brotherhood is a fundamentalist group but some how it is not dangerous. Of course both Mr. Bergman and the anchor failed to recall that it was this very "non dangerous" group that assassinated the last president Anwar El Sadat on live TV broadcast one of his visit! Mr. Bergman then went on to say the most important thing he had , "Alzavaheri (second in command in Al Quida) wrote a book about how much he hates the Akhvan Almuslmin". As if hatered of Akhvan Almuslmin automatically means something good for the west forgetting Saddam Hossain's famous feud with the same! How quickly we do forget!!
Of course, international politics is a game of who's whose friend and very major power will try to get their man in BUT the surprise is that US, despite its failed history with Islam, i.e Iran and Mojahedin AKA Al Quida would still feel that its best bet is another fundamentalist Muslim group.
Israel has already came out against democracy for Egypt with Netanyahu's pearl of wisdom, "I don't think Arab world is ready for the democratic process".
So the question is why does the west fear democracy for Egypt? Or is it that the fear of Al Quida is so high that it has blinded the west?
I can't say that I have an answer for this question. It seems counter intuitive that the west should stand against the democratic wishes of so many people. The only answer would be the deep and hidden racism that does still exist in US and EU. It is evident, at least in EU's approach to Middle East," that they do not understand or can handle their own affairs and must be shepherded through history by the west". Of course if the elected Sheppard of the grate unwashed is indebted to the west, well so much the better.
Laughable as it seems, that looks like the west's attitude these days. From Ashton's cold hearted approach to human rights in Iran to the laughable attempt of US to bring in the Akhvan Almuslmin into the Egyptian democratic movement.
Whatever the answer may be, the burden of responsibility is now put on the already burdened shoulders of citizens of Iran and the Arab World. There would be no help from Democratic governments of the world to us on the road of democracy! What ever needs doing, we must do it ourselves.
The CNN news on Egypt this morning featured Peter Burgman who states that Muslim Brotherhood is a fundamentalist group but some how it is not dangerous. Of course both Mr. Bergman and the anchor failed to recall that it was this very "non dangerous" group that assassinated the last president Anwar El Sadat on live TV broadcast one of his visit! Mr. Bergman then went on to say the most important thing he had , "Alzavaheri (second in command in Al Quida) wrote a book about how much he hates the Akhvan Almuslmin". As if hatered of Akhvan Almuslmin automatically means something good for the west forgetting Saddam Hossain's famous feud with the same! How quickly we do forget!!
Of course, international politics is a game of who's whose friend and very major power will try to get their man in BUT the surprise is that US, despite its failed history with Islam, i.e Iran and Mojahedin AKA Al Quida would still feel that its best bet is another fundamentalist Muslim group.
Israel has already came out against democracy for Egypt with Netanyahu's pearl of wisdom, "I don't think Arab world is ready for the democratic process".
So the question is why does the west fear democracy for Egypt? Or is it that the fear of Al Quida is so high that it has blinded the west?
I can't say that I have an answer for this question. It seems counter intuitive that the west should stand against the democratic wishes of so many people. The only answer would be the deep and hidden racism that does still exist in US and EU. It is evident, at least in EU's approach to Middle East," that they do not understand or can handle their own affairs and must be shepherded through history by the west". Of course if the elected Sheppard of the grate unwashed is indebted to the west, well so much the better.
Laughable as it seems, that looks like the west's attitude these days. From Ashton's cold hearted approach to human rights in Iran to the laughable attempt of US to bring in the Akhvan Almuslmin into the Egyptian democratic movement.
Whatever the answer may be, the burden of responsibility is now put on the already burdened shoulders of citizens of Iran and the Arab World. There would be no help from Democratic governments of the world to us on the road of democracy! What ever needs doing, we must do it ourselves.
Thursday, January 13, 2011
A plea to human rights activists to prevent the murder of Hossain Khazri by IRI
Dear human rights activist,
As you are known for your activities on behalf of human rights, you may well remember the young collage student , Hossain Khazri, who wrote to all human rights activist from Islamic Republic of Iran's torture chambers.
Hossain Khazri wrote to you about his death sentence and gave a moving account of the tortures that he has suffered. He wrote about the forced confessions and his five minute show trial.
He also asked that all human rights activists to take up his case and help him defend himself against the false charges and his death sentence.
He spoke honestly and from his heart on behalf of all young pro democracy activists in IRI prisons. He gave us a frightening glimpse of what goes on behind the walls of Iran's political prisons.
He has now been moved from the prison where he has been held in north west Iran to Evin prison where most political prisoners are executed. There is a grate fear that he may be executed in secret.
Dear human rights warrior, we the Iranian diaspora and all human rights activists, implore you to do what ever is in your power to prevent this barbaric act.
Islamic Republic has a history of mass killing of prisoners of conscience. During the bloody summer of 1988, in two short weeks, IR killed thousands of our young people without a proper trial or the right of representation in court.
Our students, lawyers, journalists, teachers and labor activists in IRI jails suffer inhumane conditions and barbaric torture. We now fear that IRI may be getting ready to take on another mass murder of prisoners of conscience. There must be decisive and clear action to prevent such tragedy from occurring again.
We ask you to hold IRI responsible for crimes against humanity in an international level. We ask you to request that the governments of EU and US impose human rights sanctions on leaders of IRI responsible for detaining, torturing and killing of prisoners of conscience.Your attention will save the lives of generation of pro democracy activists in Iran.
With regards,
Union for Advancement of Secular Democracy in Iran (UASDI)
http://iranma.org/
hkowsari@hotmail.com
Contact Number: 818-472-9996
Media Contact:
Kourosh Parsa
kparsa@optonline.net
203-570-6964
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Josiane Hêvî Villaz | |||||||||||||||||||||
Kardo Shorsh | |||||||||||||||||||||
Karin Atashak | |||||||||||||||||||||
Katy Shaybani | |||||||||||||||||||||
kevin ketabi | |||||||||||||||||||||
Khaled Ravan Duost | |||||||||||||||||||||
Khalid isafii | |||||||||||||||||||||
Laleh Shariati | |||||||||||||||||||||
Mahi Dar KhAk | |||||||||||||||||||||
mahin kurdistani | |||||||||||||||||||||
Mehrnoush Naderi | |||||||||||||||||||||
Mohammad Ebrahimi | |||||||||||||||||||||
Mojgan Khorshidi | |||||||||||||||||||||
Nastaran Nasirzadeh | |||||||||||||||||||||
Neda Shahbazi، | |||||||||||||||||||||
Negar Hakimi | |||||||||||||||||||||
Parivash Pouremamali-Mahaleh | |||||||||||||||||||||
Rahman Jihani | |||||||||||||||||||||
reza kaabi | |||||||||||||||||||||
Sabri Bahmany | |||||||||||||||||||||
Saghi Salehi Majd | |||||||||||||||||||||
Samira Ha | |||||||||||||||||||||
Shahnaz Gholami | |||||||||||||||||||||
Shams Irani Azad | |||||||||||||||||||||
Shler Bapiri | |||||||||||||||||||||
Siawesh Salehi | |||||||||||||||||||||
Soheila Maleki | |||||||||||||||||||||
Soheila Sabri | |||||||||||||||||||||
Soheila Tavangar | |||||||||||||||||||||
Soran Viyan | |||||||||||||||||||||
tara vaziri | |||||||||||||||||||||
Ware Min Urmiye | |||||||||||||||||||||
Yvette Gharibian | |||||||||||||||||||||
Shadi Shahin, Paolo Merolla, Eva Shannon, Miryam Muit, Sara Aryaei, Saman Dory, Marye Bari, Dastan Mansur, Iman Shirali, Paul Meichun, Paul Woodland, Rob Watson, Mahin Shokrolapoor , Shohreh Irani, John Burke, Fereshteh Farahani, Sara Banu, Elahe Zartoshti, Peymaneh Mirshafei, Neda Demokrat, Gül Aygün ,Mehr Emadi, Peymaneh Mirshafei, Tavalodi Digar, Mariacarmela Ribecco, Behnam Hajar, Bahman Asadi, Atoos Irani
List of other petitions in support of Hossain Khazri:
Amnesty International http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/info/MDE13/038/2010/en
http://www.gopetition.com/petition/39780.html
http://tweetstorm.blogspot.com/2011/01/plea-to-human-rights-activists-to.html (this letter)
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