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Sep
24
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Join us in New York City as we raise our Voices for Iran and demand Ahmadinejad be held accountable for crimes against the Iranian people. March with the Green Scroll across the Brooklyn Bridge this Thursday, September 10:30 (ET). Gather at Cadman Plaza Park in Brooklyn.
Please find more information at Voices for Iran.
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Sep
20
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Action Alert: Sign the Petition Requesting UN members to walk out on Ahmadinejad on Sept 23rd, 2009.
Filed Under (2009 Election, Action Alert, Activism, diplomacy, Iran Foreign Relations) by admin2 on 25-04-2007
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To: United Nation members
I am writing to ask you to take a stand against the atrocities being inflicted on the Iranian people by their current government under the leadership of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Please do not acknowledge this person’s assumed role as President of Iran.
Regardless of the results of the June 12 election in Iran, this individual and his government have exhibited blatant disregard for basic human rights and have broken the international treaties of the Geneva Conventions. Rape, torture, and murder have been thrust upon the Iranian people and their families by the hands of the Iran government.
I ask you to reproach your decision that extends an invitation to Ahmadinejad at the annual General Assembly meeting on September 23rd, 2009. If Ahmadinejad is still allowed to attend, I respectfully ask that you refuse to share council chamber with him and leave the meeting.
The people of Iran have not asked the rest of the world for money, intervention or interference, all they ask is for our support in their struggle for a free, democratic Iran. As representative of your country and its people, I urge you to demonstrate that support and walk out on Ahmadinejad on September 23.
Sincerely,
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Aug
10
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In the days following Iran’s presidential election on Friday 12 June, many thousands took part in marches and demonstrations across the country, condemning both the process and outcome of the election. Read the rest of this entry »
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Aug
09
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According to the Unite4Iran Blog, there have been reports of renewed cyber attacks on the social media sites of members of the opposition in Iran, including the Facebook page of presidential candidate Mousavi and his wife. Twitter is also reported to not be working in Iran. Questions abound whether this is the government’s retaliation for the cyber attacks of several groups on Iranian government sites. Internet activists had also targeted websites of Ahmadinejad on his inaguration. Moreover, instructions have also been circulating in the Iranian blogosphere for how to increase the security of Facebook pages. Please share this posting with friends in Iran.
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Jul
25
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Filed Under (2009 Election, Action Alert, Activism, Events, human rights, Videos) by admin2 on 25-04-2007
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Jul
24
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Filed Under (2009 Election, Action Alert, Activism, Events, human rights, Nonviolence, Videos) by admin2 on 25-04-2007
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Jul
23
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Filed Under (Action Alert, Activism, Articles, diplomacy, Nonviolence, U.S. Relations) by admin2 on 25-04-2007
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As Congress prepares to consider more Iran sanctions, it should also consider that confrontational U.S. policies have come nowhere close to changing Iran’s behavior in the last 30 years. On the other hand, in reaction to a contested election, the Iranians have formed an unprecedented home-grown movement for political expression through their own resources, their own desire for democratic progress, and their own sacrifices. Read the rest of this entry »
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Jul
13
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Dear All,
Earlier today, Mr. Mousavi’s facebook posted a call for a massive rally to be held next Friday, July 17 toward Tehran University where Ayatollah Hashemi Rafsanjani will deliver the Friday prayer’s sermon after a month of absence from public. Mr. Mousavi, and Mr. Khatami will both be present at this important event. This appears to be the move (on the part of Mr. Hashemi) that everyone was waiting for. Please find the flyer below. Iranians can access e-mail. Please distribute widely.
Let us hope it will go ahead successfully and peacefully. Read the rest of this entry »