Saturday, March 6, 2010

Iranian Pastor Has Visible Marks of Torture, Says Wife


Nazanin also said intelligence officials told her that her husband is “awaiting his trial and his death sentence,” reported FCNN on Thursday. Issavi is accused of converting Muslims to Christianity and performing their baptisms
An Iranian evangelical pastor who was suddenly arrested and then imprisoned has visible marks of torture, his wife said after she visited him. Pastor Wilson Issavi of the Assyrian Evangelical Church in Kermanshah, a remote city in western Iran, is living in dreadful condition and appears to have been tortured while in prison, his wife Medline ......Read More


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U.S. diplomat: Iran wants more enrichment


As the United States steps up its push for tough new sanctions against Iran, a top American diplomat said Thursday that hopes of a deal with Iran to curb its nuclear ambitions are fading.
"What's happening is that Iran is headed in the direction of further provocation, further enrichment," U.S. Ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency Glyn Davies told CNN's Christiane Amanpour......Read More


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Dr. Mosaddegh's commemoration ceremony canceled by Iranian authorities


The authorities have called on the Mosaddegh family and the councilors of Ahmadabad to officially announce the cancellation. However, the family has announced that the ceremony has a personal nature and thus refused to follow the instructions of the
The commemoration ceremony for Mohammad Mosaddegh, the late Iranian Prime Minister responsible for nationalizing the Iranian oil industry in 1951, has been canceled by Iranian authorities. Mizan Khabar, website connected with the Freedom Movement Organization reports that they have been impeded from holding any events at the Ahmadabad castle where ...Read More




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Iran stops opposition leader's son flying to Britain: report


He was planning to fly to London for university related work, including the re-publication of his book 'Just or Unjust War?' and the completion of another book related to international law.
The Iranian authorities prevented a son of opposition leader Mehdi Karroubi from travelling to London on Friday by seizing his passport at Tehran airport, Karroubi's website reported. "Today Mohammad Taghi Karroubi's passport was confiscated by security agents at Imam Khomeini International Airport," the website Sahamnews.org said. "He was ...Read More


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Thursday, March 4, 2010

Brazil Rejects Iran Sanctions


Will Not 'Bow Down' To US Despite Clinton Visit
Brazil rebuffed a U.S. appeal for new sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program, vowing during a visit from U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton not to "bow down" to gathering international pressure.
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva pre-empted Clinton even before she could make the case for new United Nations Security Council penalties. Silva is an outspoken opponent of sanctions, and his country currently sits on the Security Council, which will be asked to approve its toughest-ever penalties on Iran later this year.....Read More


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There are those who would tell us

We will never fight enough wars to bring peace. We will never feed enough hungry to end starvation. We will never build enough living spaces to house the homeless. We will never be outraged enough to end all Atrocities. We will never build enough jails to end crime. And we will never make the earth green enough to end global warming.

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