Saturday, November 24, 2007

Iran: voices

In the city of Zahedan, Sistan-e-Baluchestan province, are Saturday two drugstraffickers hanged.
IRNA reported that Shamseddin Darvakh Gorgich and Mahmoud Shah Pashtoon are executed in prison.


October 13 died 27-year-old Zahra Bani Yaghoub in police custody.
Earlier that day she was arrested by Iran's morality police while walking with her fiance in a Hamadan city park.
The next day she was dead, according to the police she committed suicide by hanging herself, but according to her parents they had no reason to believe that their daughter would take her own life.
The family says Bani Yaghoub's body was bruised and that there was blood in her nose and in her ears.
In the meantime this case is known all over the country.
The Iranian Alumni Association of Majlis Representatives,which brings together more than 400 former Iranian parliamentarians, urged Ayatollah Hashemi Shahrudi to fully investigate the case in order to answer all outstanding questions.
Her family and her attorney have submitted a complaint against Hamedan’s Basiji brigade, who arrested her.
A not confirmed report indicates that a number of Revolutionary Guards commanders met last week with the special representative of the Supreme Leader, and asked him to investigate this case.
According to the same report Bani Yaghoub’s father is a clerk at a Revolutionary Guard facility, and this has caused Revolutionary Guards commanders to be upset with the death of one of their colleague’s daughters.
Photo Roozonline


Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate Shirin Ebadi has called for the creation of a broad-based "National Peace Council" to give voice to Iranians who want to halt the Iranian-American conflict.
Ebadi this week invited all Iranians to participate in the creation of the national body, saying the initiative emerged from a group of activist lawyers called the Center of Human Rights Defenders,


In Iran there are childoffenders, still on death row.

Children are being hanged to death.
A child will be hanged to death.
Poster amnesty.nl

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