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UK heads of religion call for release of Iran’s seven Baha’i leaders 7 October 2010
Tweet LONDON — Britain’s most prominent heads of religion have called for the release of the seven Baha’i leaders serving prison sentences in Iran. A statement by the United Kingdom’s religious leaders – describing the sentencing of the seven as … Continue reading
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Tagged Afif Naeimi, and Vahid Tizfahm, Archbishop of Canterbury, article 18 of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights, Assistant Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Britain and chair of Religions for Peace UK, Assistant Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Great Britain, Bahaís of Iran, behrouz tavakkoli, Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the coomonwealth, Council of Dharmic Faiths, Dr Indarjit Singh CBE, Dr Natubhai Shah MBBS PhD, fariba kamalabadi, flagrant injustice, freedom of religion, harassment of the Baha'i Community, Hindu Academy, Hindu Forum of Britain, human rights, humanitarian and legal norms, International Community, Iranian government, jamaloddin Khanjani, Jay Lakhani, Mahvash Sabet, Mr. Arjan Vekaria JP, Network of Jain Organisations, Network of Sikh Organisations, President, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, Saeid rezaie, Shaykh Ibrahim Mogra, wrote the United Kingdom's religious leaders, Yaran
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STATEMENT BY SECRETARY CLINTON
Tweet The STATEMENT BY SECRETARY CLINTON is posted on the US Department of States site. Please visit it and share it with others. Our hope is that statements like this will continue to keep the loving hearts of the supporters … Continue reading
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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UK Government Demands Transparency & Justice in Iranian Government’s Baha’i Trials
Tweet UK’s Parliament Debates Trial of Baha’is in Iran The UK government representative declares he does not seek to do “politics through confrontation or simplistic condemnation of individuals or Governments. Rather, my two goals are to resolve the pressing human … Continue reading
And I cried
Tweet This is incredible! The Iranians are protesting against the government and saying in Persian: Ahl-e Haqq (Darvishes), Zartoshti (Zoroastrians), We Will Support You, Bahá’í, Bahá’í, We Will Support You. Watch it on Youtube. Could be possible that Iran and … Continue reading