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Friday, 23 December 2005 |
NCRI - Iraq's democratic parties demand free elections under the supervision of international observers, said Paulo Casaca, member of the European Parliament and the president of the EP delegation to NATO, in a statement in Brussels issued yesterday. He also called for disarmament of armed militia forces in Iraq.
He said: "I have received several phone calls as well as electronic mail from Iraq, exposing massive rigging of the Iraqi elections."
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Friday, 23 December 2005 |
 NCRI - Australian Parliamentarians, human rights activists, and jurists
expressed support for the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran and
the National Council of Resistance of Iran in a conference in
Queensland on December 15.
The gathering was organized by the Center for Iranian Refugees,
Queensland, and the Australian Association in Defense of Freedom and
Human Rights in Iran. The conference was chaired by Senator Andrew
Bartlett, the first Vice-president of the Australian Democratic Party.
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Thursday, 22 December 2005 |
 NCRI - The European Union and Iranian regime still appear to be on a collision course over Tehran's alleged atomic weapons intentions despite the revival of talks, diplomats and analysts told AFP Thursday.
The EU talks with Iranian regime resumed on Wednesday over Tehran's nuclear program but with the regime insisting on its right to make nuclear fuel, and the West suspicious that this could be used to manufacture atom bombs, the two sides are far apart, EU and mullahs' officials said.
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Thursday, 22 December 2005 |
 NCRI - Ibrahim al-Janabi, a representative for former Prime Minister Allawi, delivered a statement today describing the December 15 elections in all of Iraq's 18 provinces as "fraudulent." during a press conference by dozens of Sunni Arab and secular Shiite groups in Baghdad. The groups threatened to boycott Iraq's new legislature if complaints about tainted voting are not reviewed by an international body. A joint statement issued by 35 political groups that competed in last week's elections said the Independent Electoral Commission of Iraq, which oversaw the ballot, should be disbanded.
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Thursday, 22 December 2005 |
 The Iranian regime announced yesterday that a former Iranian
Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) commander, Abu Taleb Shafeghat, has
been appointed as the new governor of the northern Caspian Sea province
of Mazandaran. This is the seventh such appointment of a military
commander to a provincial governorship since Mahmoud Ahmadinejad took
office as president of the clerical regime in Iran. Six other IRGC
commanders had previously been appointed as governors of Kermanshah,
Ardebil, East Azarbaijan, Bushehr, Ghazvin and Khuzistan provinces.
More than half of the ministers of Ahmadinejad’s cabinet, and according
to the state-run website Baztab, more than 70% of deputy ministers are
former IRGC commanders.
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Thursday, 22 December 2005 |
 NCRI – Iranian regime will halt its human rights dialogue with the
European Union, according to mullahs’ foreign ministry spokesman, after
it condemned continued abuses by the regime.
"During the current year, the EU has put forward human rights
resolutions with political intentions, and naturally this trend will
leave no place for Iran to continue human rights talks," state-run
media quoted the spokesman on Thursday.
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Thursday, 22 December 2005 |
 Reuters - European powers revive dialogue with Iran on Wednesday over
suspicions it is secretly trying to make nuclear bombs, but weeks of
tension have diminished hopes they will make headway in defusing the
crisis.
Confrontation rather than compromise has been brewing after
declarations from Iran that the Holocaust is a myth and Israel should
be wiped out, and a European Union accusation on Tuesday that Tehran
has serially violated human rights at home.
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Wednesday, 21 December 2005 |
 Iranian Resistance calls for referral of clerical regime's rights record to the Security Council
Demands regime's leaders to be tried in an international tribunal
NCRI - According to state-run Fars news agency, three young men were hanged in
Sabzevar (in north eastern Iran) yesterday. Two of the youths were 25
years old and another was 21 years old. One of the victims was accused
of injuring a member of Iran's security forces. Also, on December 18,
ISNA reported that two youths named Mohsen and Ali Babaipour were
hanged in Tehran's Evin prison while another man was hanged in public
in Tehran.
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Wednesday, 21 December 2005 |
 Claims That Iraqi Ballot Was Rigged Threaten to Derail Government, Boost Insurgency
Washington Post, BAGHDAD - Sunni and secular political groups angrily
claimed Tuesday that last week's Iraqi national election was rigged,
demanded a new vote and threatened to leave a shambles the delicate
plan to bring the country's wary factions together in a new government.
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