Iran: protest

According to ISNA, Tehran police arrested Friday 35 people for vandalising public properties during Qods Day demonstrations.
source: AFP

Fridaynight, live television coverage the football match between Esteghlal and Steel Azin in Azadistadium in Tehran was blacked-out because sections of the crowd were chanting anti-government slogans and waving green emblems.
The game's scheduled live TV coverage was disrupted when bosses of IRIB learned of the presence of protesters inside the stadium.
According to Iranian websites the match was initially broadcast for a few minutes in black-and-white without crowd noise to show there were technical problems.
Finally, the game was broadcast an hour late, without sound and without showing the 70.000 spectators.
source: guardian.co.uk

BBCwebsite has made a selection of protestvideo's sent to them and on youtube.
Mehdi Saharkheiz, son of imprisoned journalist Isa Saharkheiz,uploaded some 80 video's on youtube.
source: BBC and youtube.

The blog Iran Watch Canada writes about the coming to New York to attend UN general assembly on Sep.22-24/09 of Ahmadinejad and the worldwide protests against this.


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In Iran there are childoffenders, still on death row.

Children are being hanged to death.
A child will be hanged to death.
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