Nobel prize ceremony with victims' mothers

A group of Iranians that includes writers, artists, journalists, humanitarians, and political and social activists living in exile request that the Norwegian Nobel Committee for Peace Prize invite to the ceremony the mothers, or another immediate family member, of those killed in recent protests. More can be read here.

  

 

I was reading about the hostage crises and the time a group of militant Muslim students took over the American embassy in support of the Iranian Revolution. This rainy night in Washington D.C. I am recalling a name. Masoumeh Ebtekar, also known as sister Mary, who came to fame as the spokeswoman of those students. These days she is the director of Peace and Environment Center in Tehran. I like one more thing to be added to her resume, theft. She took a sum of five hundred million toumans of my heritage and sold in her own name.

What exactly is it Ms. Ebtekar that you are devoted to beside the promotion of just! Yes! We both know in the realm of the blind, you are the one eye queen!

  

 

Yes! There is a connection between human security and human rights!

Today a representative from the White House will speak in my daughter's class about leadership. Last night their homework was to write a letter to the president. The representative will put their letters with the White House mail. This is what my seven year old wrote to her president.

Dear President Barack Obama,

My name is /////. I go to ///// elementary school. I am in second grade.
There was an assignment in my class to write a letter to you about the issues and ideas I have.

One: You should help more people to get health insurance.

Two: Every child has to have healthy lunch choices at school.

Three: Every Human has rights. Please support Human Rights in Iran.

Four: Everyone should have a good security system so that no one will break in to their homes.

Sincerely,
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