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Iran-Nuclear: Clerical Regime blocking UN inspection, ploy to prevent referral to Security Council
Monday, 21 November 2005
Clerical regime's parliament
NCRI - The Iranian regime’s Majlis on Sunday absurdly orchestrated the approval of a bill to resume uranium enrichment and bar IAEA inspectors from its nuclear facilities if the mullahs’ nuclear program is referred to the Security Council of the United Nations.


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Iran-Unrest: Widespread clashes in Mahabad between residents and suppressive forces
Monday, 21 November 2005
Mahabad under siegeNCRI - Various parts of Mahabad were the scene of clashes between residents and suppressive security forces of the Iranian regime on Sunday. The clashes began before noon following the death of a teenager killed by the Iranian regime’s agents and continued until after midnight. The mullahs’ regime rushed suppressive anti-riot forces from neighboring towns to Mahabad and laid down martial law in the city.


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Khavaran Cemetry destroyed: another crime by the anti-human clerical regime in Iran
Monday, 21 November 2005
Khavaran cemetary east of Tehran
NCRI - On orders of the Iranian regime’s president, Ahmadinejad, Khavaran Cemetery, the burial site of executed political prisoners, has been destroyed, with gravestones broken and trees uprooted.


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Iran-EU: Majority of Belgian Senators demand removal of terror label against People's Mojahedin
Monday, 21 November 2005
Belgian Senator Erika ThijsNCRI – Among dignitaries addressing the rally in Brussels on November 7 in support of the Iranian Resistance was Belgian Senator Erika Thijs. The following is her message to the crowd:

I am very happy to be able to address your huge rally today. I know that millions of Iranians are able to see us today live. I would also like to express my regards to the Iranian Mojahedin in Camp Ashraf in Iraq. I know that this demonstration is also in solidarity with our sisters and brothers in Ashraf.


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Iran-EU: Remove PMOI from EU's terror list - Belgian MP
Sunday, 20 November 2005
Jean-Pierre Malmendier, member of the Belgian ParliamentNCRI – Mr. Jean-Pierre Malmendier, member of the Belgian Parliament Joined 35,000 Iranians rallying in Brussels on November 7 to express solidarity with the Iranian people and their resistance to free Iran. The following is an excerpt from his address to the rally:

We have gathered here today when Iran is becoming more and more the focus of international developments and the threats of the Iranian regime in many ways are becoming clear for world peace and security.


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Iran-EP: Refer Iranian regime's nuclear file to UN Security Council - Euro MP
Saturday, 19 November 2005
Tunne Kelam, European member of Parliament from EstoniaNCRI - Tunne Kelam, Member of the European Parliament from Estonia, addressed a rally of 35,000 Iranians in Brussels on November 7. The following is an excerpt of his speech:

We have gathered here today to call on the European Union to refer Iran to the Security Council and to denounce the unjust labelling of the Iranian opposition as terrorists and to support the Iranian people in their just cause for freedom and democracy.


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Iran-UN: General Assembly 3rd Committee condemned human rights violations in Iran
Saturday, 19 November 2005
UN General AssemblyMrs. Maryam Rajavi: Resolution leaves no excuse for appeasement of the mullahs

Human rights situation in Iran must be referred to the UN Security Council


The UN General Assembly Third Committee passed a resolution in its session today condemning the brutal and continued violations of human rights in Iran. The majority of UN member states voted in favor of the resolution. The resolution strongly condemns the continuing use of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, continued carrying out of public executions, and, on a large scale, other executions, and, in particular, deplores the execution of persons who were below 18 years of age at the time their offence was committed, and also continued violations of freedom of assembly, opinion and expression, violations of the rights of women and religious and ethnic minorities.


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Iran-Human Rights: UN voices serious concern about human rights violations in Iran
Friday, 18 November 2005
ImageAgence France Press, UNITED NATIONS - The UN General Assembly on Friday passed a resolution expressing "serious concern" about human rights violations in Iran, including the use of torture and public executions, and called on Tehran to end the abuses.

The vote was 77 in favor, 51 against with 46 abstentions.

The resolution expressed "serious concern at the continuing use of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment" of detainees as well as "public executions, violations of the human rights of ethnic and religious minorities and intimidation and persecution of human rights defenders."


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Iran told to stop terrorist activities in Iraq
Friday, 18 November 2005
ImageNCRI, November 18 – The following is a statement by the Friends of a Free Iran, a Euro parliamentary group, released today:

The unveiling of A secret torture and murder center in Baghdad, managed by the Badr militia within the Iraqi Interior Ministry, fully confirms repeated first hand complaints handed by several Iraqi civil society organizations and citizens to the Friends of a Free Iran mission to Iraq last July.


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Declaration by 5.2m Iraqis in support of the Iranian Mojahedin
Declaration by 5.2 m Iraqis in support of the Iranian Mojahedin
 121 political parties and social groups, 700,000 women, 14,000 lawyers and jurists, 19,000 physicians, 35,000 engineers, 320 clerics, 540 professors, 2,000 tribal sheikhs and 300 local officials among 5.2 million
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