Friday, April 24, 2009

Iran: aspect

At least 53 Iranians were killed and dozens wounded when a sucidebomb exploded in a restaurant in Muqdadiya in Iraq.
The assault,which is believed to have resulted in over 100 casualties, took place Thursday.
Most of the victims are Iranian pilgrims who were traveling to the Iraqi city of Karbala.
Diyala, in central Iraq, is considered one of the most dangerous areas of the country.
source: Press-TV


The head of the Tehran court said that three judges were likely to preside over the appeal court of journalist Roxana Saberi.
Last week Pesident Ahmadinejad and judiciary head Ayatollah Shahroudi called for a fair appeal court for Saberi and said she should be provided with all possible legal facilities.
Saberi, although she is of Iranian-American nationality,will be tried as an Iranian citizen.Iran does not recognize dual citizenship.
Originally Saberi was arrested over buying a bottle of wine, then came charges of working without a valid press card and finally she is sentenced for espionage.
source: earthtimes.org


The director of Iranian Kidney Foundation said that more than 50% of kidney donors in the country are between the ages of 25 and 26.
Recent study shows that nearly 70% of the country's population aged between 20 and 44 are affected by kidney diseases.
The maximum age is 35 to donate a kidney,and 95% of all kidneytransplants go by kidney sales accounts and people have been usually waiting between one and four months.
source: farsnews.com



Tehrans governor says that a foreign-backed group intends to stage mock assassinations to disrupt Iran's pre-election political climate.
He assured that authorities would take the necessary security measures to ensure that all candidates are provided with a calm setting to run their campaigns.
He added that although the Principlistadministration was under attack by some potential contenders, it would not allow the rights of any candidate to be violated.
However, Reformist media, such as Roozonline, described the governor's speech as 'an assassination threat made against President Ahmadinejad's rivals'.
The notion of a planned assassination was first introduced a few months ago when the Keyhan daily published an article, predicting an incident similar to the assassination of Benazir Bhutto.
source: Press-TV



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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