Thursday, June 16, 2011

Iran: behavior

The Committee to Protect Journalists CPJ, made a statement that Iran's ongoing assault against independent and opposition media has recently gained momentum.
A detained journalist died of lack of adequate medical care, a blogger is sentenced to 20 years in prison, and the prisonsentence of 19½ year for another blogger was upheld by the Appeals Court.
source: cpj.org



The lashingsentences on the Azeri environmental activists who were arrested in april at Lake Orumieh Jalil Alamdar Milani, Ali Soleimani and Saeid Siami were carried out on June 13, after that they were released.
Habib Pourvali and Hojjat Mokhtarzadeh are still detained.
They all were sentenced to a $300 fine and 20 lashes.They had been charged with acting against national security by participating in illegal gatherings. The Appels Court upheld the sentence for Pourvali and Mokhtarzadeh.
source: freedomessenger, HRHI


Here is a description by a cellmate, from the last moments in the life of died journalist Hoda Saber.
source: HRHI




Humanrights- and studentsrightsactivists Mehdi Khodaei, Arash Sadeghi and Ahmad Shahrezaei have been on hungerstrike since June 5th.They were supposed to end their strike on June 12th but decided to continue in the wake of Hoda Saber’s death.
source: HRHI

Reports about gangrapes are raising questions in Iran. A woman was abducted from a private party in Isfahan last month and gang raped at knife point.
One week later, a female university student was attacked and raped by unknown assailants on the heavily-guarded campus in Masshad.
Officials accused the victims of not wearing the hijab or headscarf in the proper fashion and general un-Islamic conduct.
These comments have lead to intensifying the debate with womensrightsorganizations who have long complained of the increasingly high rate of sexual harassment.
source: BBC

The moralpolice in Tehran has banned necklaces and glamorous haircuts for men.They can be fined in doing so.
source: salon.com

EAWorldView


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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