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Education Under Fire, NY Nightly News & in Global Media
Tweet I just got the news that David Hofman, the producer of Education Under Fire documentary has appeared on New York Nightly News to talk about the violations of the human rights of the Baha’is of Iran by the Islamic … Continue reading
New Values Needed to Frame Humanities Old Virtues of Love and Peace!
Tweet A few days ago I was driving, listening to NPR and reflecting on the tragic situation of the Baha’is of Iran and feeling a sense of hope to hear how Iranian people play a special role in defending the … Continue reading
Posted in Farsi, history, human rights, letters
Tagged Adof Hitler, Baha'i Reference Library, Bahaís of Iran, Bahaú'llah, Christmas 1914, German and British soldiers playing soccer, German troops, human rights, No man's Land, NPR, oneness of humanity, Shoghi Effendi, values and virtues, آتشبس کریسمس
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Stories for Humanity and Human Rights
Tweet There is nothing like a story to capture every corner of human imagination. When we hear a story, we are not just listening, we take our place on the stage and become one of the characters and experience the … Continue reading
Posted in children, Education, Farsi, history, human rights, Stories
Tagged Abdu'l-Baha, children stories for moral education, deceipt, faith, Farsi, fear and love of God, human capacity for nobility, human rights, humanity, ignorance, Islamic republic regime of Iran, justice, leadership, love, nobility, obedience, Persian, punishment, spiritual character, story, violations of human sanctity
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The Way to Happiness and Peace is Respect for the Human Rights of All Humanity
Tweet Our beautiful planet is a small homeland which we can see from one end of it to another in a single click. We must give everyone on it a fair chance to live and to love. “The … Continue reading
A Human Rights Concert with Audiance Participation; The East and the West
Tweet CONSPIRACY TO EDUCATE: Guilty as charged is a special page on Face-book dedicated to the defense of the human rights of the Baha’i students in Iran announced at the Association for Baha’i Studies (ABS) Conference 2011 in San … Continue reading
Posted in Education, history, human rights, letters, News, Questions
Tagged BIHE, conspiracy to educate; guilty as charged, denied any position of influence, Education, freedom of religion in Iran, higher education, human rights, human rights concert for BIHE, letter to the minister of science Mr. kamran daneshjoo, prejudice, sociologist Shirin Dalvand hanged, systematic policy of strangulation of Baha'is of Iran, TARBIAT schools for boys in Iran, Tarbiat schools for girls in Iran, teachings of Baha'u'llah, The Iranian authorities violate baha'is, youth and school children expelled
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