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140 Years for the Seven Baha’i YARAN of Iran
Tweet 20 years prison term for each of the members of Yaran according to the Committee of Human Rights. http://www.chrr.biz/spip.php?article10591 The sentenced the seven former Iranian Baha’i administrators to a total 140 years in prison! Please do continue to keep … Continue reading
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A Global Call to Prayer for YARAN in Iran
Tweet Baha\’i prayer chant for Yaran by KeyvanYou are asked to participate in a global prayer to free Yaran in Iran June 12, 2010 is the 4rth trial date for the Seven former Baha’i administrators in the Evin Prison at … Continue reading
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UCLA Cosponsors Struggle for Human Rights in Iran
Tweet The struggle over the human rights of the Bahaís of Iran is reaching a most agonizing state as the 3rd trial and most likely a show trial scheduled for the seven former leaders on April 10, 2010 is fast … Continue reading
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Roxana Saberi Is Free And Looking Back at Her Captivity In a Book!!
Tweet Don’t you love looking at Roxana Saberi’s smile of freedom and wish the same would be possible for all the innocent souls who are kept captive in Iran and elsewhere? In her interview with Terry Gross of NPR she … Continue reading
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