Iran: Human Rights Crime

A sixteen year old Iranian Kurd has been tortured and killed by the regime's revolutionary guards.

  

 

Slowing demand in the U.S. and the related decrease in the oil prices will contribute hundreds of billions of dollars towards reducing the deficit enough to compensate for fallen revenue due to decreased domestic output. Cleverly President Obama would like to take credit for that by hyping these fiscal responsibility mantra.

  

 

Mohammad Khatami is a president for the international affairs and not domestic. He came to power in the aftermath of Mykonos and now in the aftermath of President Obama's election. He is a gimmick, an international ploy to deviate attention from what is happening inside Iran. He is a cover for Iran's nuclear program and a savior of regime in light of the looming economic disaster given the free fall of oil price.

  

 

A century and a half of oppression and silence is enough!

Every Iranian, “without distinction of any kind, such as, race, color, sex, language, religion, politics or other opinions,” and also without regard to ethnic background, “social origin, property, birth or other status,” is entitled to all the rights and freedoms set forth in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. However, from the very inception of the Baha’i Faith, the followers of this religion in Iran have been deprived of many provisions of human rights solely on account of their religious convictions.

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