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The terror of Tehran
How can Canada bring Saeed Mortazavi to trial for the Kazemi murder? ... Read more
Experts rebut Romney claims on ex-Iran chief article
Milford Daily News By Associated Press Sunday, September 10, 2006 BOSTON -- Three human rights organizations and other experts are disputing Gov. Mitt Romney's claims ... Read more
Clarification regarding Sept. 9, 2006 Boston Globe article
It is well-documented that numerous, serious human rights violations occurred in Iran during Khatami’s presidency. However, the task of precisely determining responsibility ... Read more
Romney's accusation on Khatami disputed
The Boston Globe By Farah Stockman, Globe Staff | September 9, 2006 WASHINGTON -- Leading human rights groups and academics yesterday disputed aspects of Governor ... Read more
Iran's woeful human rights record
Mora Johnson National Post Wednesday, August 23, 2006 Earlier this month, Islamic Republic of Iran authorities announced that NobelPeace Laureate Shirin Ebadi’s organization, the Centre of ... Read more
Iran set to shut down group publishing Kazemi death report: "Culture of Impunity"
Allison Hanes | National Post | August 17, 2006 The Iranian government is trying to shut down the human rights group of Nobel Peace Prize winning ... Read more
U.S Program Is Directed at Altering Iran's Politics
By STEVEN R. WEISMAN New York Times April 15, 2006 WASHINGTON, April 8 — As the Bush administration confronts the Tehran government over its suspected nuclear ... Read more
Hungering for Reform in Iran
Akbar Ganji Puts His Life on the Line ... Read more
U.S Commission on International Religious Freedom Roundtable on Iran
TUESDAY, MAY 3, 2005 2:00 – 3:00 P.M. WASHINGTON , D.C. Transcript by: Federal News Service, Washington, D.C JOSEPH R. CRAPA: Okay, why don’t we begin? ... Read more
Thinking of home and of human rights
The New York Times By ARIELLE LEVIN BECKER Published: January 9, 2005 HE has prosecuted war criminals from Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia, advised the United ... Read more
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