Sean Penn setzt sich für die Freilassung Jafar Panahis ein

Sean Penn für Freilassung

Sean Penn setzt sich für die Freilassung Jafar Panahis ein

Sean Penn und Co. setzen sich mit Amnesty International für die Freilassung von Jafar Panahi ein. Der iranische Regisseur wurde wegen "Propaganda gegen den Staat" zu sechs Jahren Gefängnis verurteilt.

29.12.2010, 11:27 Uhr
Sean Penn - Jafar Panahi Sean Penn und Co. setzen sich für Jafar
Panahis Freilassung ein
Sean Penn setzt sich für die Freilassung eines iranischen Filmemachers ein. Amnesty International konnte neben dem Schauspieler auch noch Paul Haggis und Harvey Weinstein für die Kampagne zur Freilassung von Jafar Panahi rekrutieren.

Panahi zählt zu den großen iranischen Filmemachern, und wurde 2000 sogar mit dem Goldenen Löwen ausgezeichnet. Der Regisseur wurde im März festgenommen und wegen „Propaganda gegen den Staat“ zu sechs Jahren Gefängnis verurteilt, er hatte das politische Regime des Irans kritisiert. Sean Penn und Co. setzen sich mit Petitionen für den Iraner ein und Fordern seine Freilassung.

„Als jemand, der sich oft in Probleme gestürzt hat, weil er seinen Mund aufgemacht hat, ist die Vorstellung hart, dafür sechs Jahre eingekerkert zu werden, lediglich weil ich meine Meinung sage oder 20 Jahre aus dem Filmgeschäft verbannt zu werden.“, sagte Sean Penns Mitstreiter Paul Haggis über die momentane Situation


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Jafar Panahis.

آلمان سفیر ایران در این کشور را احضار کرد

آلمان سفیر ایران در این کشور را احضار کرد

پوسترهای سکینه محمدی آشتیانی در دست معترضان
دو خبرنگار آلمانی درحال مصاحبه با پسر خانم آشتیانی بازداشت شده بودند
دولت آلمان سفیر ایران در این کشور را در اعتراض به ممانعت حکومت ایران از دیدار بستگان دو خبرنگار آلمانی زندانی در ایران با این دو نفر، به وزارت خارجه آلمان احضار کرده است.
این دو خبرنگار آلمانی در ماه اکتبر و زمانی بازداشت شدند که برای تهیه گزارشی در مورد سکینه محمدی آشتیانی، زن ایرانی محکوم به سنگسار، به ایران سفر کرده بودند.
خواهر یکی از این دو خبرنگار و مادر نفر دیگر روز جمعه ۲۴ دسامبر ۲۰۱۰ (۳ دی ۱۳۸۹) به ایران سفر کرده بودند تا به همراه سفیر آلمان در ایران و در آستانه سال نوی میلادی با این دو زندانی دیدار کنند.
یکی از سخنگویان وزارت خارجه آلمان گفت به دلیل "قول های مکرر مقام های ایران"، انتظار آنها این بود که این دیدار انجام شود.
وزارت خارجه آلمان هم در اعتراض به انجام نشدن این دیدار، علیرضا شیخ عطار، سفیر ایران در برلین، را احضار کرده و "صریحا" ناخرسندی دولت آلمان را به او اطلاع داده است.
خانم آشتیانی به اتهام زنای محصنه به سنگسار محکوم شده است اما این حکم محکومیت گسترده و شدید بین المللی را در پی آورده و مقام های ایرانی گفته اند که اجرای حکم را برای رسیدگی بیشتر به حالت تعلیق درآورده اند.
یک سخنگوی وزارت خارجه ایران چند هفته پیش گفت که قوه قضاییه درحال بررسی درخواستی برای دادن اجازه به دو آلمانی زندانی برای گذراندن کریسمس در کنار خانواده هایشان است.
اما به گزارش خبرگزاری آسوشیتدپرس، مقام های ایرانی هرگز رسما تایید نکردند که اجازه دیدار خانواده هایشان با آنها را در زندان خواهند داد.
گزارش ها حاکیست که این این دو خبرنگار با روادید توریستی وارد ایران شده بودند و در شهر تبریز هنگام مصاحبه با پسر خانم آشتیانی بازداشت شدند.
مقام های ایرانی می گویند که این دو به نقض قوانین ایران اعتراف کرده اند، زیرا براساس این قوانین کسی که با ویزای توریستی وارد می شود حق کار به عنوان خبرنگار را ندارد.
تلویزیون جمهوری اسلامی چهل روز قبل "اعترافات" این دو شهروند آلمانی را پخش کرد.
آنها در این برنامه از "اشتباه خود" در تلاش برای راه انداختن کمپین بین المللی علیه حکم سنگسار این زن ایرانی سخن گفتند
http://www.bbc.co.uk/persian/iran/2010/12/101227_l17_germany_summon_iran_ambassador.shtml.

No Solidarity with the German Journalists Arrested in Iran

Hamburg, December 15, 2010

No Solidarity with the German Journalists Arrested in Iran

http://www.matthiaskuentzel.de/contents/no-solidarity-with-the-german-journalists-arrested-in-iran

Public indifference encourages the regime · By Matthias Küntzel
 
The prison in Tabriz is old, its walls dilapidated, its sewage system in disrepair. Tehran has been holding two German journalists behind these walls since October 10th, because they had demonstrated their interest in Sakineh Ashtiani, a 43-year old Iranian woman facing execution. The two men are Marcus Hellwig, a 35-year old professional journalist for Germany’s largest Sunday paper “Bild am Sonntag” (circulation: 2.2 million), and Jens Koch, a 45-year old photojournalist.
During the first eleven days of the journalists’ captivity, even officials from the German embassy were refused visits. The captives were not allowed to contact their relatives until the eighth week of their imprisonment. The prisoners continue to be prohibited any contact with lawyers even to this day. What crime have they committed?
In the beginning, they were accused of a visa offence – they had entered the country as tourists in order to circumvent the censorship restrictions on journalists. Observers assumed there would be a warning followed by a quick expulsion from the country, but nothing of the sort occurred. Instead, Iran’s state news station presented the prisoners during the fifth week of their captivity, on November 15, as “spies”. The single piece of proof: their notes from an interview that they had conducted with Sakineh’s son, Sajjad. Espionage is among the crimes that carry the death penalty in Iran.
Whether or not these accusations will also play a role in the future remains uncertain. Esfandiar Rahim-Mashai, who is Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s closest associate, recently stated that “we don’t have any evidence that they acted as spies” – the matter, however, remained “an issue for the judiciary”.
According to “Reporters Without Borders”, there has never been a comparable attack on freedom of opinion in Germany’s recent history.
This fate of the two journalists was reported on in Germany – nothing more was done, however. The Federal Government practiced “quiet diplomacy” and did not respond to the accusations of espionage.
On December 2nd, Germany’s Bundestag passed a resolution on human rights abuses in Iran – still, there wasn’t a single reference to the imprisonment of the German journalists in the resolution.
The Axel Springer AG, which employs both reporters, has also remained discrete. In the beginning, its spokesperson claimed not to have any knowledge about the arrest of its employees. It was not until Tehran publicly displayed the journalists in its state owned media that “Bild am Sonntag” admitted to having sent the two reporters to Iran. While it has since expressed solidarity with the journalists, it still hasn’t disclosed their names.
There is no doubt that Tehran’s regime is among the world’s most brutal. These two German journalists represent valuable hostages for the regime with which it can exercise tremendous pressure on a Federal Government, which has already shown itself to be an uncertain ally in enforcing international sanctions. What reason does Tehran have to voluntarily discard this trump card?
Diplomats acting behind the scenes certainly need to keep a low profile, but it doesn’t make sense to me that the German parliament and representatives of the media and civil society have also been speaking in whispers. Do they believe that protests would harm the prisoners and pussyfooting around would increase their chances?
The hopes pinned to getting Tehran to give in by showing restraint are at the same time understandable and inappropriate. They are understandable, because normally, one would expect one’s partner in a negotiation to repay generosity in kind. They are inappropriate, because the accepted patterns of dialogue do not pertain to Iran’s revolutionary regime.
This regime considers kindness a proof of weakness which provides it with extra latitude. Barack Obama experienced this when his gesture to reach out a hand to Tehran was simply rejected. We are experiencing this now as well – Berlin reacted to the imprisonment of the German journalists with exceptional levels of restraint. Tehran only drew encouragement from this reaction, escalated the conflict with the accusations of espionage and continues to keep the journalists behind bars.
It is time to learn from these experiences. Tehran must sense that public opinion in Germany and elsewhere rests on the side of the two journalists. Our neighbours have shown us how it’s done. When French journalists are detained or abducted, their colleagues see to it that every day during the French public station’s main news broadcast, photos of the journalists, their names and the number of days they have been imprisoned are inserted into the programme. This creates pressure for action.
The fact that international pressure can have an effect was shown by the solidarity with Sakineh Ashtani. The regime suspended her stoning, which had already been ordained. Sakineh, however, continues to be in danger – indeed, great danger, because in addition to the Germans, authorities also detained Sakineh’s son Sayyid and her lawyer. If the prison conditions are so wretched for the Germans, how must they be for Sakineh’s son and lawyer?
Since October 10th, solidarity with Sakineh can no longer be separated from the efforts to free her son and lawyer and the German journalists. The “Bild am Sonntag” reporters are still stuck where Sakineh herself is stuck – the dilapidated prison in Tabriz.
Translated from the German by Robert Blasiak

Iran president faces anger at home over firing FM

Iran president faces anger at home over firing FM

By NASSER KARIMI and BRIAN MURPHY
The Associated Press
Tuesday, December 14, 2010; 12:17 PM


TEHRAN, Iran -- President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad faced outrage at home Tuesday over the ambush-style dismissal of his longtime foreign minister, more evidence of a growing rift in Iran's conservative leadership just as Tehran reopens talks with world powers on its disputed nuclear program.
Iran's leaders tried to quiet the rumblings by insisting there was no fundamental policy shifts behind the surprise decision Monday to dump Manouchehr Mottaki while he was in the middle of a diplomatic mission to Senegal and appoint nuclear chief Ali Akbar Salehi interim foreign minister.
But the fallout from some top lawmakers and the media - even one of Tehran's most hard-line newspapers - pointed to bigger questions about growing splits between Ahmadinejad and rivals from within the country's conservative leadership who see the move as a presidential power grab and cronyism.
It also raises the possibility of new friction between Ahmadinejad and Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who holds ultimate power in the country and has clashed with the president over political appointments in the past.
"The dismissal of the foreign minister during a foreign mission will have a heavy price" for Iran's diplomacy, said Mohammad Karamirad, a member of parliament's influential National Security and Foreign Policy Committee.
Mottaki has made no public comment. But he returned to Iran Tuesday and was greeted at the foreign ministry by some staff in what appeared to be a show of support and a protest against his dismissal.
Divisions among Iran's conservative blocs have been evident since Ahmadinejad's disputed re-election last year - which brought wide-ranging crackdowns on dissidents and marked a sharp rise in the influence of his main backers, the powerful Revolutionary Guard.
But the political dismay over Mottaki's forced exit suggests the fissures could be widening over complaints about Ahmadinejad's combative style and his attempts to keep power among a tight circle of loyalists.
It could leave Ahmadinejad more isolated as the ruling system confronts multiple challenges, including an economy stumbling under international sanctions and whether to continue defying Western demands to halt uranium enrichment - the position that brought four rounds of sanctions on.
Uranium enrichment is the most contentious part of Iran's nuclear program. Uranium enriched to low levels can be used for nuclear power but enriched to higher levels it can be used to make nuclear weapons. The U.S. and its allies suspect Iran is aiming to make a nuclear weapon, a charge Iran denies.
Talks on the nuclear program between Iran and world powers, including the United States, resumed last week after a long hiatus and the next meeting is scheduled for early 2011.
Iran's foreign ministry spokesman, Ramin Mehmanparast, said placing nuclear chief Salehi as the country's top diplomat did not signal a change of course.
"With the change, we will not see any change in Iran's basic policies," including the nuclear talks, Mehmanparast told reporters in his weekly briefing.
He also stressed that all critical policy decisions come at "higher levels" than the foreign ministry - a clear reference to the Supreme Council of National Security that includes Ahmadinejad and Khamenei, who has final say on all state matters.
But the foreign minister is still one of the main messengers and salesmen for Iran's views. The decision ahead is whether Mottaki's successor - Salehi or another - will reflect the more aggressive style favored by Ahmadinejad or a more measured tone as a counterbalance.
Ahmad Bakhshayesh, a professor of politics in Tehran University, said the shake-up indicates disputes over Iran's "tactics" on the world stage, but does not believe it will change its overall direction.
"Mottaki was committed to diplomatic dignities and did not follow the attitudes of Ahmadinejad," such as his anti-Western barbs, said Bakhshayesh.
Another Iranian analyst, Meir Javedanfar, believes Khamenei pushed for the change because he "expects tough times ahead" with nuclear talks and the prospect of more sanctions.
"He wanted to streamline the foreign policy issues by putting someone there who could work with Ahmadinejad, rather than someone who disagreed with him strongly," said Javedanfar, an Iranian-born political commentator now based in Israel.
Khamenei has not made any public comment on the issue.

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Much of the domestic criticism dwelled on the apparent blow Ahmadinejad inflicted on Iran's image for pushing out Mottaki in the middle of a state trip.
"He was removed in the worst way and the result is that the world is making fun of us," parliament member Ghodratollah Alikhani was quoted by the conservative Tabnak website.
The hardline daily Kayhan - normally a friendly voice for Ahmadinejad - called it an "open insult" toward Mottaki, who had served under Ahmadinejad since his first Cabinet in 2005.
But tensions between them were apparent.
Mottaki challenged Ahmadinejad's plan to appoint his own special foreign envoys to key areas such as the Middle East, Afghanistan and the Caspian Sea region. Mottaki won that round after reportedly getting Supreme Leader Khamenei to intervene. Ahmadinejad eventually reclassified the envoy posts as advisers.
Mottaki also could have run afoul with Ahmadinejad's protectors, the Revolutionary Guard. Some hard-liners accused Mottaki as being weak in defending Iran against arms trafficking allegations by Nigeria, which has charged an Iranian and three Nigerian in connection with a weapons shipment uncovered in October.
Mottaki also faced similar claims that he was not forceful enough in opposing U.N. sanctions. Iran insists its nuclear program is only for energy and research.
Under Iran's constitution, the president is allowed to dismiss ministers and must submit the replacement nominee to parliament for approval within three months.
Conservative opponents hold a strong power base in parliament, led by speaker Ali Larijani, who is a close ally of Mottaki. It could make for a rough ride for Ahmadinejad's eventual choice.
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Associated Press writer Ali Akbar Dareini contributed to this report. Murphy reported from Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Source: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/12/14/AR2010121400530_2.html

روز نهم دسامبر از طرف وکلای دمکراتیک اروپا به روز وکلای تهدید شده و درخطر نام گذاری شد.


روز نهم دسامبر از طرف وکلای دمکراتیک اروپا به روز وکلای تهدید شده و درخطر نام گذاری شد.

Advocates Europeens Democrates ( AED )
European Democratic Lawyers 
 http://www.prime95.nl/MainW/?p=372

 امسال در نهم دسامبر 2010 وضعیت نگران کننده وکلا در ایران در مرکز توجه ما قرار خواهد گرفت. وکلای زیادی در ایران مورد تهدید و تعقیب قرار گرفته اند و انجام وظیفه وکالت برایشان غیرممکن شده است.
شش کشور آلمان – اسپانیا – فرانسه – ایتالیا – بلژیک – هلند عضو وکلای دمکراتیک اروپا هستند. هدف این سازمان این است که از حق دفاع مراقبت و دفاع کند. وکلا باید بتوانند در نهایت آزادی و امنیت وظیفه وکالت خود را عملی کنند.

در سال 2009 خانم شیرین عبادی برنده جایزه صلح نوبل سال 2003 به خاطر تهدید جانی مجبور به ترک ایران شد. سه وکیل خانم سکینه آشتیانی با مشکلات جدی روبرو شدند. اولین وکیل خانم آشتیانی آقای محمد مصطفایی بعد از دستگیری همسرش اجبارا به نروژ رفت. بعد از ایشان آقای جاوید هوتن کیان وکلات خانم آشتیانی را بعهده گرفت فعلا دستگیر شده و در زندان تبریز زندانی هستند. آخرین وکیل ایشان سارا صباغیان هم در سیزده نوامبر 2010 دستگیر و زندانی هستند.

بدین طریق دهها وکیل ایرانی مورد تهدید و تعقیب قرار گرفته، به طرق مختلف امکان کار نرمال برایشان غیر ممکن شده است.

به همین دلیل دراین روز در شش شهر اروپا ( دنهاخ – برلین – روم – مادرید – پاریس – بروکسل ) وکلای اروپائی در مقابل سفارت جمهوری اسلامی تظاهرات می کنند. وکلا در این تظاهرات اعتراضی با شنل رسمی وکالت در مقابل سفارت ایران شرکت خواهند کرد. آنها نگرانی خود را در مورد نقض حقوق بشر در ایران به سفیر ایران ابراز خواهند کرد. از طریق سفیر ایران قطعنامه این وکلا به دولت ایران منتقل خواهد شد.
وکلای دمکراتیک اروپا از همکاران خود در اروپا می خواهند که حتما ساعت 15.00 در مقابل سفارت جمهوری اسلامی در این تظاهرات شرکت کنند.
بگذارید شروع روز جهانی وکلای مورد تهدید را با حضور پرشمار وکلای اروپایی به یک موفقیت جمعی تبدیل کنیم و توجه لازم را برای کار با ارزش و ضروری وکلایی که در ایران در شرایط سخت کار می کنند جلب کنیم.

برای  اطلاعات بیشتر می توانید به هماهنگ کننده این وکلا در هلند آقای هانس خاسبیک  درشهر هارلم و خانم ایفونه لین هاورس درشهر آلکمارمراجعه کنید.

Coördinator                                                  Co-coördinator     
Mr Hans Gaasbeek                                         Mr Ivonne Leenhouwers
Nieuwe gracht 5A                                           Louise Henriettestraat 25
2011 NB Haarlem                                           1810 KB Alkmaar


ترجمه و گرداوری از مدارک و نامه های وکلا
احمد پوری   Ahmed Pouri


9th of December – International day of     the endangered lawyer




To His Excellency Mahmoud Ahmedinejad
President of the Islamic Republic of Iran

To the Honourable Leader of the Islamic Republic Ayatollah Sayed Ali Khamenei
Islamic Republic Street – End of Shahid Keshvar Doust Street
Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran

To the Honourable Head of the Judiciary Ayatollah Sadegh Larijani    
Pasteur St., Vali Asr Ave., south of    Serah-e Jomhouri
Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran
                     

Your Excellencies,

The AED (European Democratic Lawyers) is a federation of 8 democratic lawyer organizations residing in six European countries (Belgium, France, Italy, Germany, Spain and the Netherlands).

Among its aims are to uphold the right of defense, preserve the physical integrity and freedom of lawyers from all threats that they may suffer, and ensure that citizens have real access to legal remedies and legal protection, either domestic and international.

The AED works - inter alia - on the basis of the Preamble on the function of the lawyer in the  society adopted by the CCBE (council of the Bars and Law Societies of the European Union). 



In a society founded on respect for the rule of law the lawyer fulfils a special role. The lawyer’s duties do not begin and end with the faithful performance of what he or she is instructed to do so far as the law permits.

A lawyer must serve the interests of justice as well as those whose rights and liberties he or she is trusted to assert and defend and it is the lawyer’s duty not only to plead the client’s cause but to be the client’s adviser.

Respect for the lawyer’s professional function is an essential
condition for the rule of law and democracy in society.
A lawyer’s function therefore lays on him or her a variety of legal and moral obligations (sometimes appearing to be in conflict with each other) towards:
- the client;
- the courts and other authorities before whom the lawyer pleads the client’s cause or acts on the client’s behalf;
- the legal profession in general and each fellow member of it in particular;
- the public for whom the existence of a free and independent profession, bound together by respect for rules made by the profession itself, is an essential means of safeguarding human rights in face of the power of the state and other interests in society.


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The situation of lawyers in Iran.
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Therefore, since today is the eve of the Universal Day of Human Rights, we feel obliged to take  the opportunity to express to the high Iranian Authorities our great concern regarding the situation of the right of defense in Iran and the constraints, threats and restrictions suffered in recent years by many lawyers.
In 2008, Mohammad Dadkhah, Hadi Esmailzadeh, and Abdolfattah Soltani , Gheyrat Fatemeh, prominent lawyers and co-founders of the Center for Human Rights Defenders, which has just been declared illegal, were not allowed to be submitted to the Board of the Bar Association, precisely because of their activities in defense of human rights.
In June 2009, the 2003 Nobel Peace Prize Shirin Ebadi, a prominent lawyer and the first woman judge in Iran, apart from being the Director of the Center for Human Rights Defenders, had no option but to leave Iran because she was in fear of her life.In December 2009 her office was raided and many confidential client-files were taken away from her office.



On June 12, 2009 presidential elections were held with protests because of its controversial results. Afterwards there were hundreds of arrests of people, including many lawyers, who were not provided with proper legal protection and procedural guarantees.
Thus, on June 16, 2009, Abdulfattah Soltani was arrested and
remained in prison until August 2009.
In July of that year, Mohammad Ali Dadkhah was detained along with Sara Sabbaghiyan.
Shadi Shaedr remained arrested eleven days in July 2009, and exiled shortly thereafter. Our colleague had defended women in several cases of death penalty by stoning.She is said to be sentenced to 6 years imprisonment for an alleged office against the security of the regime and 74 whiplashes(..for giving an intervieuw)
Two another lawyers, such as Danshjou Mostafa, who played defense in the case of the Dervishes of Gonabadi, were removed from their cases without any legal cause. The other one, Mohammad Seifzadeh, was sentenced to nine years’ imprisonment and disqualification from the practice of the profession, while their cases are pending appeal.
In May 2010 Mohammad Olyaeifard, lawyer and member of the Board of the Human Rights Organisation Committee for the Defense of Political Prisoners in Iran, was remanded in custody and was sentenced to one year in prison. He was accused of committing the
crime of propaganda against the system, just for criticizing the death penalty sentences imposed on minor clients. He remains still in prison. His lawyer is Nasrin Sotoudeh.
In July 2010 took place the arrest of the wife of Mohammad Mostafaei, a lawyer who had assumed the defense of Sakineh Ashtianí, sentenced to death by stoning for adultery. Our colleague was called to testify, but he managed to leave Iran and he is currently in exile in Norway with his family. In November 2010 he was sentenced in absence to six years imprisonment and without being heard, for an alleged offense against the security of the regime.
On August 28, 2010 Nasrin Sotoudeh suffered a raid on her home and  office and her bank accounts were frozen. Sotoudeh had defended numerous human rights activists, feminists and children who faced the death penalty. On 4 September she was summoned to appear in the Evin prison without being allowed her lawyer, Nasrim Ghanavi, to attend the interrogation. Nasrim Sotoudeh remains detained ever since, with severe limitations in communications with her lawyer and her husband and in hunger strike for fourty days. She is  accused of “acting against national security”, “illegal association and conspiracy to disrupt national security” and “cooperation with a human rights organization.” Her trial, initially held on November


15, has been postponed to November 24.
The last attorney of Sakineh Ashtiani, Javid Houtan Kian, was arrested along with the son of the above said defendant, while they were being interviewed by two German journalists. Both of them still remain in the prison of Tabriz.

Lastly, on November 13, 2010, three lawyers were arrested at Tehran
Khomeiny airport when returning from Turkey. One of them, Sara Sabbaghiyan, was the new lawyer of Sakineh Ashtiani. Kiyan-Ersi Maryam was the lawyer of Mohammad Mostafaei himself, and also before him defended another Iranian citizen, Kobra Naija. The latest had also been accused of adultery and was proposed for the death penalty by stoning. The third arrested lawyer is Maryam Karbasi.
The Attorney General Abbas Jafari Dolatabadi confirmed that two other lawyers, in relation to the detention of the three aforementioned colleagues, were also arrested. Their identity has not been provided yet, and their whereabouts are ignored. These two detainees could be Rosa Gharachaloo or Gharachozoou and Mohammad Hossein Naiyri.

The UN – HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION
We have noticed that the Human Rights Commission of the United Nations General Assemblee –in her meeting  on the 18th of November 2010 - has expressed her grave concerns about the human rights situation in Iran based on numerous cases of human rights violations.


All Lawyer organizations ,united in the AED _European Democratic Lawyers would like to draw your attention on the Basic Principles on the Role of Lawyers. Adopted by the Eighth United Nations Congress on the prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders, Havana, Cuba, 27 August to 7 September 1990.

Art 16-Guarantees for the functioning of lawyers
Governments shall ensure that lawyers (a) are able to perform all of their  professional functions without intimidation, hindrance, harassment or improper interference; (b) are able to travel and to consult with their clients freely both within their own country and abroad; and (c) shall not suffer, or be threatened with, prosecution or administrative, economic or other sanctions for any action taken in accordance with recognized professional duties, standards and ethics.

Art 23-Freedom of expression and association
Lawyers like other citizens are entitled to freedom of expression, belief, association and assembly. In particular, they shall have

the right to take part in public discussion of matters concerning the law, the administration of justice and the promotion and protection of human rights and to join or form local, national or international organizations and attend their meetings, without suffering professional restrictions by reason of their lawful action or their membership in a lawful organization. In exercising these rights, lawyers shall always conduct themselves in accordance with the law and the recognized standards and ethics of the Legal profession.

Therefore, we require the following:
-The immediate release and replacement in their duties as defenders to all colleagues who suffer persecution related with the exercise of their profession.
-A full and free exercise of their independent advocacy role.
-Iran Bar Association activities must be allowed without any limitations.
-Lawyers must be able to communicate freely and without restrictions with their clients and to have free access to court records concerning their detention.
-To provide all Iranian lawyers with the freedom that their profession requires and to ensure –for the future –in Iran –the implementation of the abovementioned  international standards as  the Basic Principles on the Role of Lawyers.

Fact Finding -mission
Moreover, in order to be able to get  first-hand and objective knowledge of the real situation of the rights of the defense and the defenders  in Iran and the  situation of our detained colleagues, we would like you to convey to your government a request for authorization for an international delegation of lawyers of the AED/EDL to visit Iran in the near future . Our purposes would be to meet  members of the Iranian Government, judicial authorities, our fellow members of the Iranian Bar Association, and to visit in prison all those colleagues who are currently detained.
We also welcome any information that you may provide to us about  the current situation and developments in the cases for which we have shown our concern.
In the confidence of a positive response to our demands, we are looking forward to hearing from you soon.

A copy of this letter will be handed over at the different Ambassadors of Iran.



Respectfully,

1. President of the A.E.D.:
Gilberto Pagani
avvocatopagani@iol.it

2 + 3. Coordinators of the commission Defence for the defence:

Mr. Ivonne Leenhouwers

4. National coordinators

فوت 3641 نفر بر اثر آلودگی هوای تهران

آماری که تا کنون اعلام نشده بود...
 
«امروز دکتر ندافی از وزارت بهداشت در نشستی با نمایندگان تهران، آمار مرگ و میر سالیانه شهروندان در اثر آلودگی هوا را در شهر تهران به تفکیک آلاینده بیان کردند، ولی نگفتند این آمار جایی مطرح نشود و برای همین، این آمار را در اینجا می آوریم. حداقل فوتی در اثر ذرات معلق در سال در تهران...
یکی از مسئولان شهرداری تهران در وبلاگش، آمار رسمی از میزان مرگ‌ومیر ناشی از آلودگی هوای تهران را اعلام کرد.

به گزارش خبرنگار «تابناک» اجتماعی، این مسئول شهرداری تهران که اتفاقا حوزه تحت مدیریتش نیز ارتباط مستقیم و تنگاتنگی با مباحث آلودگی هوا دارد، در وبلاگش از آمار رسمی وزارت بهداشت از فوتی‌ها بر اثر آلودگی هوا حکایت می‌کند.

وی در آخرین پست وبلاگش که از آن به عنوان آخرین مطلب و یادداشتش در زمینه آلودگی هوای تهران یاد کرد، نوشت: «امروز دکتر ندافی از وزارت بهداشت در جلسه با نمایندگان تهران، آمار مرگ و میر سالیانه شهروندان در اثر آلودگی هوا را در شهر تهران به تفکیک آلاینده بیان کردند، ولی نگفتند این آمار جایی مطرح نشود و برای همین، این آمار را اینجا ذکر می کنم. حداقل فوتی در اثر ذرات معلق در سال در تهران ۲۶۵۸ نفر، منوکسید کربن۱۵ نفر، ازون ۷۲ نفر و دی اکسید گوگرد ۸۹۶ نفر است».

گفتنی است، تاکنون هیچ‌گونه آمار رسمی درباره شمار مرگ و میر ناشی از آلودگی هوا اعلام نشده و حتی سال‌های گذشته نیز وزارت بهداشت درباره میزان فوتی‌های ناشی از آلودگی‌ها سکوت کرده و به صورت کلی در این زمینه، اظهار نظری کرده و آمار داده بود.

البته ناگفته نماند که به نوشته همین مقام مسئول در شهرداری تهران در وبلاگش، تاکنون میزان مرگ و میر ناشی از آلودگی هوای تهران، محرمانه اعلام شده بود.

گفتنی است، متن کامل نوشته این مسئول را که درباره جزئیات جلسات برگزار شده درباره آلودگی هوا و علت عدم تعطیلی چهرشنبه و پنج شنبه این هفته است را در ستون وبلاگ «تابناک» اجتماعی بخوانید


http://www.ayandenews.com/news/21660/.

Thankful Attention of IRGC to US Concerns over Voice of America



Thankful Attention of IRGC to US Concerns over Voice of America


Monday, November 29, 2010

 

Source:

http://abscommunityresearch.blogspot.com/2010/11/thankful-attention-of-irgc-to-us.html

This past Thanksgiving holiday, the IRGC posted an article regarding Voice of America’s Persian News Network, related activities in the US Government, analyses and concerns raised by institutes and scholars including Heritage Foundation, Amir A. Fakhravar and Iranian Freedom Institute, Roya Hakakian and Iran Human Rights Documentation Center (1). A few weeks ago, a similar article was posted by both Revolutionary Guards to young Basij (2), and Hezbollah special forces for Khameini (3), but this one is more detailed. I do not suspect that Thanksgiving is celebrated inside Iran. Though, it is interesting timing nonetheless, given the profiled Amir Fakhravar’s family is practically held hostage inside the country (4), and Fakhravar has not so much as been able to share the dinner table with his kin since escaping in Spring 2006.

It seems that the IRGC has some concerns regarding US policy and pending changes at VOA, and so perhaps it is best to answer their questions point by point, and provide some clarity. 

The Guards should be aware that sixty-nine Republican members of US Congress signed a letter by Rep. Trent Franks (also a Republican), that did request Obama to investigate VOA/PNN and stand with the freedom fighters inside Iran (5). However, this was not the first time the White House has been addressed. Rather, investigations have been ongoing for a few years, including by the Inspector General at the State Department. 

President Barack Hussein Obama, who seems to embrace principles of Sunni Muslims as part of his bloodline, has not been terribly responsive to the calls. Rather, in a recommendation letter by Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf of the Cordoba Initiative, the inter-faith promoting, internationally known Imam suggested that President Obama refrain from intervening in Iranian politics (6). This is a perplexing situation for Americans, as Imam Rauf has historically spent time with Mohammad Javad Larijani, and Democrats are typically the most concerned with human rights. It is also questionable as to why, after many years, the Obama Administration pulled State Department funding from Iran Human Rights Documentation Center (7).

Since the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s supporting African-Americans, US conservatives have not been known to ask a President of the United States or his Secretary of State to raise awareness on human rights issues. It seems that the Obama Administration is also perplexed, confused as to why Republicans would suddenly be standing for human rights, and so he may simply be hesitant to respond to an opposing party. Unfortunately, President Obama may not be aware that peace-loving Mosques inside Iran are being attacked, merely because it is the conservatives who are trying to tell him about his suffering brothers and sisters in Iran; leaving Sunni rebels to fight back alone against Revolutionary Guards inside a Shia Mosque (8). 

Given President Obama’s lack of response to Sunni brothers and sisters, and continued initiatives throughout the Muslim World, it is not advantageous to suggest that his Administration would cast any stone against the Islamic Republic. Though, American citizens are growing more and more concerned for the Iranian people as days go by, and dozens if not hundreds are massacred every week, like an Iranian Holocaust. 

If Roya Hakakian’s organization did have federal funding restored, then perhaps the West would be more cognizant of this treachery within, as the George Soros sponsored Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International cover just a few cases at a time. In reflection of Tehran Bureau’s standard practice, lack of reporting by VOA/PNN, and related journalistic integrity of US media, certainly these charities are needed to verify the high number of horror stories, so that the general public can be notified. Hakakian may be right to be concerned about the relationship between major corporations and western media. However, publicly traded firms do face public scrutiny for corporate social responsibility, and likely would pay for advertising to support US news reports if they were aware of the atrocities, or would provide tax-deductible contributions to fund human rights research required to produce investigative reports. 

In a recent private review of VOA/PNN, it was interesting to see that contenders like Amir Fakhravar, Hassan Dai, and Reza Pahlavi have been banned from interviews, though groups criticized for being lenient towards the regime gain much attention. Such individuals include Trita Parsi and Reza Aslan of NIAC, Ahmad Karimi-Hakkak from University of Maryland, Abbas Milani of Stanford University, and Akbar Ganji, a former Revolutionary Guard. Ganji became a human rights activist, and is exiled in the US after having tortured in Evin Prison, and liberated by President George W. Bush. Similarly, Vali Nasr was featured on Urdu VOA, a broadcast into Palestine which also covered President Obama’s lack of support for the Iranian opposition. 

The VOA related events mentioned in the IRGC piece actually occurred on November 17, were profiled by the National Iranian American Council (9), attended by Center for American Progress, and covered by Voice of America, including an interview with former CIA director R. James Woolsey. Fakhravar did not attend the planned demonstration outside of VOA property, and it is questionable as to if the protest even occurred, as there was no news coverage nor photos of the event promoted by Freedom Watch, an organization Fakhravar is not affiliated with. However, Fakhravar did visit the panel NIAC reviewed, only after the event ended, to bid his respects to panelists and attendees. One panelist which NIAC failed to mention was Reza Kahlili, former CIA operative of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, who made a compelling speech based on his decades of experience with the Guards, IRGC, in both Iran and Europe. 

NIAC did have justifiable criticisms of other panelists. Mr. Heffner was correct that Ken Timmerman innocently misunderstood the demonstration video in Farsi, where protesters are walking with images of Mousavi saying “Obama Ya Ba Oona Ya Ba Ma,” or “Obama, are you with them or with us?” (10) This is in fact, a very poignant moment from last year, when peaceful protesters were simply responding to Obama’s statement that he would not interfere in Iranian politics. 

It is true also, that Rep. Michele Bachmann, leading Tea Party spokeswoman from Minnesota spoke out in support of MEK. Rep. Bachmann, though very popular among US conservatives, is also very new to the Iranian opposition, and is only beginning to get to know the diversity of groups who are part of the freedom movement. Rep. Bachmann is a very sincere and kind-hearted woman who appears to be very grateful to meet Iranian freedom fighters, and seeks to do anything she can to support the liberation of Iran. 

At the panel, Center for American Progress questioned James Woolsey as to the quality of negotiations with Iran. Given back-door negotiations with Khatami have been the subject of debate and investigative journalism for a few years, including a host of articles in Farsi referencing Hooman Majd, it is interesting that CAP would be so concerned. 

In retrospect, it is true that more Americans have voted on the famed “American Idol” than have participated in politics. It is only as of the 2008 election that the United States has seen record voter turnout, including active participation of the African-American community, who fought for and won the right to vote only decades ago. It is true that more Americans may pay attention to Hollywood films and “Reality TV” than the political range of newscasts between FoxNews, MSNBC, CNN, or NPR. This is why politicians like President Obama and Sarah Palin participate in cable and daytime shows, like “The View” or Jon Stewart. But still, no entertainment show nor comedy news hour is in any position to exhibit the butchery of torture, deathly rape, or mass hangings. For so long as Americans eat popcorn, hot dogs, and apple pie during the joyous holiday season, the regime can buy more time and western audiences will continue to merely see news flashes that the Islamic Republic is nearing capability of a nuclear bomb to take out Israel, US military bases throughout the Middle East, and certain European countries. 

Socrates said, “Wisest is he who knows he knows not.” And would for we be the wiser. 




References:

(1) “Congressional Investigation of Voice of America Persian,” Mashregh News (Soft War site of IRGC), November 25, 2010:http://mashreghnews.ir/NSite/FullStory/News/?Id=12609

(2) Revolutionary Guards to Young Basijis (Farsi):http://world.yjc.ir/NewsDesc.aspx?newsid=373455 

(3) Special forces division of Hezbollah supporting Ayatollah Khameini (Farsi): http://ammariyon.ir/fa/pages/?cid=2404

(4) “Fakhravar Family Treated Like Hostages Inside Iran,” Iran Live News, Velma Anne Ruth, October 22, 2010:http://www.iranlivenews.com/2010/10/22/fakhravar-family-treated-like-hostages-inside-iran/ 


(6) “What President Obama Should Say About Iran’s Election,” Huffington Post, Imam Feisel Abdul Rauf, June 19, 2009:http://www.huffingtonpost.com/imam-feisal-abdul-rauf/what-president-obama-shou_b_218249.html

(7) “US funds dry up for Iran rights watchdog, Obama White House less confrontational,” Boston Globe, Farah Stockman, October 6, 2009:http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2009/10/06/us_cutoff_of_funding_to_iran_human_rights_cause_signals_shift/ 

(8) “Jundallah claims deadly Iran blasts,” Al Jazeera, July 16, 2010:http://english.aljazeera.net/news/middleeast/2010/07/201071518824599686.html 

(9) “Conference Focuses on ‘Regime Change’ in Iran through US, Western Intervention,” NIAC, Patrick Heffner, November 18, 2010:http://www.niacouncil.org/site/News2?page=NewsArticle&id=6865&security=1&news_iv_ctrl=-1

(10) “Obama Ya Ba Oona Ya Ba Ma,” Demonstrators in Tehran, Citizen Journalist, November 4, 2009: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UluBN_CI2s

Iranian lawmakers—including former supporters—have moved to impeach President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for law violations that could land him in prison. Reza Aslan reports on the bombastic leader’s flagrant missteps.

Iranian lawmakers—including former supporters—have moved to impeach President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for law violations that could land him in prison. Reza Aslan reports on the bombastic leader’s flagrant missteps.
There is a joke one hears a lot in Iran these days. A foreign journalist hops into a cab. As the car careens through Tehran's streets, they come to a clogged intersection where a brand new highway is being built. The journalist asks the driver, “What is the name of this new highway?” The cab driver proudly responds, “This is Shaheed Ahmadinejad highway,” meaning literally, “Ahmadinejad the Martyr” highway.
Article - Aslan Ahmadinejad Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad gestures prior to delivering his speech in Tehran, Iran, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2010. (Saman Aghvami / AP Photo)
Of course, the bombastic president of Iran is still very much alive. But from the moment in which Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was sworn into office last year, Iranians have been placing bets on just how long into his second term he will last.
It is not just a matter of the stolen election that returned Ahmadinejad to power, or the massive, months-long demonstration that followed. It is a sense among most Iranians—even among Ahmadinejad’s allies—that with the protests having died down and the “Green Movement” having been (for the moment) contained, the alliance of convenience that had formed among Iran’s feuding conservative factions would fracture, taking Ahmadinejad down with it.

I reported on this very possibility last month, noting that a number of high-profile members of Iran’s parliament—many of them Ahmadinejad’s former supporters—have threatened the president with impeachment.
Now comes word from Iran that the country’s right-leaning parliament did in fact attempt to impeach Ahmadinejad on 14 counts of violating the law, including illegally trading 76.5 million barrels of oil valued at approximately $9 billion and withdrawing nearly $600 million from Iran’s foreign reserve fund without parliamentary approval. These are serious charges that would lead not only to impeachment but, possibly, to arrest and imprisonment. However, according to reports from a number of conservative newspapers in Iran, lawmakers were kept from bringing the impeachment charges to a floor vote through direct interference by none other than the supreme leader himself, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
The latest row between the president and the parliament comes at a time in which Iran's economy, already reeling from the steady success of President Obama’s targeted sanctions policy, is bracing for what many predict will be catastrophic consequences of Ahmadinejad's plan to end government subsidies for fuel, food, energy, and basic goods like milk, cooking oil, and flour. For decades, Iran’s presidents—from Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani to Mohammad Khatami—have tried to amend the subsidies system, valued at about $100 billion a year. But they were repeatedly deterred by the threat of massive protests. After all, in a country that has been isolated from the outside world for three decades, government subsidies are the sole means of survival for millions of poor and middle-class Iranians. According to a study by the International Monetary Fund, a typical Iranian household making about $3,600 a year receives an average of $4,000 a year in subsidies.
Although the subsidies program has yet to be fully terminated, the cost of basic goods and services in Iran already has skyrocketed. According to the Los Angeles Times, the price of a kilo of ground beef has jumped from $6, when Ahmadinejad began his first term as president, to $14.50 today. Meanwhile, as I reported last month, the cost of electricity has soared by as much as 1,000 percent for some Iranian households.
The irony is that Ahmadinejad is unquestionably doing the sensible thing in pushing ahead with the removal of government subsidies. Subsidies account for approximately 30 percent of Iran’s entire annual budget. That is simply untenable for an economy that just last month saw the value of its currency drop by a staggering 13 percent against the dollar. Iran’s oil industry, its most lucrative source of revenue, is in shambles after the recent departure of four oil companies— Shell, Total, ENI, and Statoil. The carpet industry, once valued at $500 million, has disintegrated thanks to increased sanctions. The government claims that 22 percent of Iranians are unemployed (experts say the number is closer to 40 percent), three-quarters of them under the age of 30. Some 40 percent of Iranians live below the poverty line. Inflation is officially at 10 percent, though many economists believe it to be more like 24 percent. With the price of oil remaining stable and Iran’s international isolation increasing, the government simply cannot afford to keep paying out nearly a third of its entire budget in subsidies.
But while what Ahmadinejad is doing may be the right thing for the country, it is the way he is doing it—by virtual fiat—that has parliament up in arms. In order to alleviate some of the economic hardships that Iranians will no doubt face, Ahmadinejad is personally doling out millions of dollars to families in need. According to the Iranian newspaper Payvand, some 60 million people (out of a population of 75 million) will receive about $40 a month to offset the inevitable rise in prices.
Not only has Ahmadinejad’s decision to pass out cash to Iranians further hindered economic growth (the IMF estimates that the Iranian economy will grow by a mere 1.8 percent this year), his insistence on doing so unilaterally and without any guidance or oversight from parliament has created a sense of panic among Iran’s merchant class. That’s because no one trusts the president on economic matters any longer, not after his constant and deliberate misrepresentations of the country’s economic situation. Responding to the rosy government statistic about the health of the economy that Ahmadinejad continually touts as proof of his economic stewardship, the Grand Ayatollah Nasser Makarem Shirazi spoke for most Iranians when he said the government figures “contradict what people see with their own eyes.” Last September, Rafsanjani publicly rebuked Ahmadinejad for continuing to treat the sanctions that are devastating Iran’s economy as, in his words, “a joke.”
All of this has many Iranians wondering how much longer Shaheed Ahmadinejad will be with us. And while it seems that, for the moment, the president can rely on the supreme leader for protection, his enemies in parliament are feeling increasingly emboldened by Ahmadinejad’s fading popularity. Indeed, on Monday, lawmakers started circulating a petition to begin openly debating his impeachment. They need 74 signatures to proceed. Thus far, they have received 40, and counting.


Reza Aslan is author of the international bestseller No god but God and Beyond Fundamentalism. His new book is Tablet and Pen: Literary Landscapes from the Modern Middle East. Follow him on Twitter and Facebook.
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اسامی 87 دانشجویی زندانی که در 16 اذر امسال جایشان در کنار ما خالی است

اسامی 87 دانشجویی زندانی که در 16 اذر امسال جایشان در کنار ما خالی است

اسامی 87 دانشجوی زندانی که تنها به جرم ازاد اندیشی در زندان ها هستند
(به این نام ها اسامی 100 ها دانشجوی محروم از تحصیل و 10 ها دانشجو که در طول یک سال اخیر کشته شده اند را نیز اضافه کنید)



73- امیرعلی حاج محمدرضایی تفرشی (روزنامه نگاری علامه) تاریخ بازداشت 19 بهمن 88
74- علی صدیقی (آزاد ورامین) تاریخ بازداشت 17 بهمن 88
75- سیامک بیرانوند (کارشناسی ارشد علوم سیاسی دانشگاه آزاد علوم تحقیقات) تاریخ بازداشت 27 بهمن 88
76- آمانج حیدری بازداشت شده در 4 آذر
77-آیدین خواجه ای که روز 29 اردیبشهت ماه در تبریز بازداشت شد
78-بهمن خدادادی، فعال دانشجویی که در ماه جاری در شهر اصفهان بازداشت شد
79- بهروز بهرامی دانشجوی رشته کامپیوتر دانشگاه میبد که در دادگاه بدوی به ریاست قاضی مقیسه به یک سال حبس محکوم شد و سپس این حکم در دادگاه تجدید نظر لغو شد.
80- سجاد مرادی دانشجوی ارتباطات دانشگاه تهران که با حکم قاضی صلواتی به یک سال حبس تعزیری قطعی محکوم شده است. زمان بازداشت: 16 آذر 88
81- علیرضا مرادی دانشجوی ارتباطات دانشگاه تهران که با حکم قاضی صلواتی به یک سال حبس تعزیری قطعی محکوم شده است. زمان بازداشت: 16 آذر 88
82- مرضیه خدابخش دانشجوی دانشگاه آزاد تهران شمال که در روز عاشورا بازداشت شد. وی با حکم 4 ماه حبس قطعی روبرو شده است.
83- محمد جواد رشاد دانشجوی دانشگاه آزاد تهران مرکز که با حکم قاضی مقیسه به2 سال حبس  تعزیری محکوم شده است. زمان بازداشت: روز عاشورا
84- سعید نورمحمدی
85- هود یازرلو دانشجوی دانشگاه آزاد قزوین
86- عاطفه نبوی
87- آرمان رضاخانی دانشجوی رشته مهندسی آی.تی دانشگاه فردوسی مشهد که با حکم قاضی مقیسه به 3 سال حبس تعزیزی محکوم شده است.
پی نوشت: این اسامی در خرداد 1389 در سایت دانشجو نیوز جمع اوری شده است. احتمال انکه دانشجویان دیگری نیز در بند باشند بسیار است.

بیانیه انجمن اسلامی دانشجویان دانشگاه تربیت معلم به مناسبت آذر، ماه دانشجو

به مناسبت آذر، ماه دانشجو

بیانیه انجمن اسلامی دانشجویان دانشگاه تربیت معلم به مناسبت آذر، ماه دانشجو

به مناسبت آذر ماه و نزدیک شدن به روز دانشجو، انجمن اسلامی دانشجویان دانشگاه تربیت معلم اقدام به انتشار بیانیه ای کردند.
به گزارش دانشجو نیوز، در قسمتی از این بیانیه به دانشجویان دربند اشاره شده و در ادامه آماده است: "به استقبال آذرماه، داغ گران دولت کودتا می‌رویم تا دانشگاه مثل همیشه استخوانی بماند در گلوی استبداد."

متن کامل این بیانیه به شرح زیر است:
پایان مهر و آبان، نویدگر درخشش آذری دیگر است. آذری هر سال درخشان‌تر از پار، که شعله‌های هر روز سوزان‌ترش، بر سینه‌ی سخت استبداد می‌نشیند و هر بار عزیمت دوباره‌اش جانی تازه در کالبد آزادی‌خواهان سرزمینمان می دمد. تلخی‌ها هربار کم نبوده‌اند، اما همین طلوع هرساله و درخشش مکرر یادمان داده است، صبوری را؛ ایستادگی و امیدواری را.
امسال اما به حالی به استقبال آذر ماه می‌رویم که تلخ کامیمان بیش از پیش و زخم های نشسته بر جانمان جانکاه‌تر از قبل است. به یمن سایه سنگین دولت کودتا در یک سال و نیم گذشته، هر یک به قدر قرنی تجربه اندوختیم. تجربیاتی تلخ، به قیمت شهادت پاک‌ترین و مظلوم‌ترین لاله ‌های سرزمینمان، به قیمت به بند کشیده شدن دوستان و همسنگرانمان، به قیمت داغ گرانی که بر سینه‌ی مادران سرزمینمان نشست و به قیمت تغییر سرنوشت و مسیر زندگی خودمان. اگرچه بیش از این هم انتظار نمی‌رفت از حکومت تا دندان مسلحی که پاسخ گل‌های سپید آشتی را با گلوله می‌داد و ترور و تجاوز را پاسخی برای سکوت سبزمان می‌دانست. حاصل اما برای ما جز درد، کوله باری شد از تجربیاتی سبز که قطعا دست مایه‌ای برای آزادی و آبادانی فردای میهن خواهد بود.
انجمن اسلامی دانشجویان دانشگاه تربیت معلم نیز، در کنار دانشجویان این دانشگاه و سایر دانشجویان سراسر کشور هزینه‌هایی را متحمل گردیده، اما هرگز احضار، تهدید، تعلیق، اخراج و بازداشت را شیوه‌ای خردمندانه برای برخورد با منتقدین نمی‌داند و تمامی این برخوردهای غیرقانونی و نامشروع را تنها بسان تبری می‌داند که حاکمیت نابخرد استبداد به ریشه‌ی خود می‌زند. در همین راستا تداوم فشارها بر شبنم مددزاده، دبیر سیاسی انجمن اسلامی دانشگاه تربیت معلم در زندان رجایی شهر، خود نشانگر کوته‌بینی و ترس روزافزون دولت کودتا از دانشجویان منتقد و به ویژه اعضای دفتر تحکیم وحدت است. هم اکنون بیش از یک ماه از قطع تمامی ارتباط‌های خانم مددزاده با دنیای خارج، آن هم بدون هیچ گونه دلیل و توضیحی می‌گذرد و همین امر ایشان را در شرایطی بغرنج و بحرانی قرار داده است. اگرچه معتقدیم که این فشارها کوچک‌ترین تاثیری به ایستادگی یاردبستانیمان ندارد، اما این برخوردهای نابخردانه قطعا نتایج خوشایندی را به دنبال نخواهد داشت.
و چه اندوهناک است در این میان، نگاه کوته‌بینانه‌ی آنهایی را که ما را تنها به خاطر حمایت از یاران دبستانی و دربندمان، دشمنان خود یا فریبخوردگان دشمن خیالی خود می‌دانند و در باور تنگ و تاریکشان به هر طناب پوسیده‌ای دست می‌یازند تا شاید آرامش روان بیمارشان را با تهدید، اخراج، بازداشت و شکنجه دانشجویان به دست آورند. دریغ و درد اما، که بیراهه می‌روند. هرگز آیا از خود پرسیده‌اند که آنچه به اسم امنیت ملی و حفظ نظام به دنبالش بوده‌اند تا چه اندازه محقق گردیده است؟ آیا شکستن قلب دردمند مادر شبنم مددزاده و گرفتن بینایی پدر مظلوم و دردآشنایش را در همین راستا می‌دانند؟ آیا ۶۴۰ روز حبس بدون استفاده از حق مرخصی برای دختری ۲۳ ساله را تنها راه برای آنچه وفاق و وحدت ملی‌اش می نامنند می‌یابند؟ شاید هم به خاک و خون کشیدن زندگی آرش صادقی، عضو انجمن اسلامی دانشگاه علامه طباطبایی، و فوت مادر ایشان بر اثر حمله‌ی نیروهای امنیتی در ساعت چهار بامداد گزینه‌ی بهتری باشد؟!
حال شما را نه دشمن، که دوست خطابتان می کنیم و پرسشی داریم، شما از کدام امنیت سخن می‌گویید که در به وحشت انداختن محروم ترین خانواده‌ها، و به دستگیری دلسوزترین جوانان این مرز وبوم خلاصه ‌می‌شود؟ تنها چند روز از بازداشت چهارتن از شریف‌ترین اعضای دفترتحکیم وحدت، علی قلی‌زاده، محمد حیدرزاده، محسن برزگر و علیرضا کیانی می گذرد. دوستان عزیز، در طول چند سال گذشته که دولت مهروزتان زمام امور را به دست داشته است، چند بار خواستید صدای اعتراض، و انتقاد دلسوزانه‌ی این برادران و خواهران دینی تان را بشنوید؟ چند بار نه از ما که تنها از خودتان پرسیدید چرا؟! با نسبت دادن شریف ترین و دلسوزترین جوانان میهنتان به مشتی عقب مانده‌ی سیاسی راه به کدامین سو می‌برید؟ شاید برای آنکه در ظاهر دشمن و منافق می‌نامیدش، یارگیری می‌کنید؟
در پایان اعضای انجمن اسلامی دانشگاه تربیت معلم تنها راه برای برون‌رفت از این شرایط بحرانی را شنیدن صدای منتقدینی می داند که هر کدام، به مراتب هزاران مرتبه دلسوزتر از سردمداران دولت کودتا برای این مرز وبوم هستند.
بازگشت به قانون و اسلام رحمانی هیچ مملکتی را رو به تباهی نبرده است، که شمایان اینگونه از آن وحشت می‌کنید و گویندگان از آن را به بند می‌کشید. دریغ درد هزاران باره، که مثل همیشه بیراهه می‌روید، که به یمن تلاش‌های روزافزونتان، زندان‌ها را نیز دانشگاه کرده‌ایم. به امید آزادی تمامی دوستان و یاران دبستانیمان از جمله: شبنم مددزاده، میلاد اسدی، بهاره هدایت، مهدیه گلرو، سیدضیانبوی، مجید دری، مجید توکلی، کوهیارگودرزی، ارسلان ابدی، علیرضا کیانی، محسن برزگر، محمد حیدرزاده، علی قلی زاده و ده ها آزاده ی دربند دیگر، از جمله اساتید بزرگوارمان: دکتر احمدزیدآبادی، دکتر داوود سلیمانی، عیسی سحرخیز و...  به استقبال آذرماه، داغ گران دولت کودتا می‌رویم تا دانشگاه مثل همیشه استخوانی بماند در گلوی استبداد.

بیانیه شماره ٢ فعالان دانشجویی برای اعتصابات سراسری در دانشگاهها به مناسبت روز دانشجو

 
بیانیه شماره ٢ فعالان دانشجویی برای اعتصابات سراسری در دانشگاهها به مناسبت روز دانشجو
 
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بیانیه شماره ٢ فعالان دانشجویی برای اعتصابات سراسری در دانشگاهها به مناسبت روز دانشجو
جرس: در پی انتشار فراخوان جمعی از فعالان دانشجویی برای اعتصابات سراسری دانشگاهها به مناسبت ۱۶ آذر و روز دانشجو و استقبال دانشجویان دانشگاههای مختلف سراسر کشور از این موضوع، بیانیه شماره ٢ این فعالان دانشجویی با ارائه پیشنهاداتی جهت اعتصاب و اعتراضات هماهنگ و منسجم، منتشر شد.

این فعالان دانشجویی در بیاینه شماره یک خود، که ابتدای هفته جاری آن را منتشر کرده بودند، دانشجویان را به اعتصاب سراسری در تاریخ های ۱۵ و ۱۶ و ۱٧ آذر امسال فراخواندند.

به گزارش منابع خبری جرس، متن بیانیه شماره ٢ فعالان دانشجویی برای ایجاد هماهنگی و ارائه پیشنهاداتی جهت اعتصابات دانشجویی به شرح زیر است:
از آنجایی كه اولین بیانیه این گروه در آستانه فرارسیدن ماه آذر و ماه دانشجو و فراخوان برای اعتصابات سراسری دانشجویی در سراسر دانشگاه های تهران و شهرستان ؛با استقبال زیادی در سایت های خبری و اجتماعی و در محافل دانشجویی روبه رو شد؛ ما جمعی از دانشجویان دانشگاه های تهران در راستای تحقق هر چه بهتر این اعتصاب و منسجم بودن و هماهنگ بودن آن در پوشش یك اعتصاب واقعی سراسری دانشجویی برنامه های خود را پیشنهاد می دهیم :
۱- در روز ۱۵ آذر ماه همه دانشجویان بایدبا حضور در دانشگاه از رفتن به كلاس درس خود داری كرده و در مقابل دا نشكده های مربوطه تجمع نمایند. دانشجویان در این روز می توانند با در دست داشتن پلاكارد یا عكسهایی با مضمون دانشجو و ۱۶ آذر برای فردای آن روز كه ۱۶ آذر ماه می باشد برنامه ریزی كنند.ما از همه دانشجویان می خواهیم تا رفتن به كلاس درس را در این روز و روز های بعد تعطیل كنند.در دانشگاه هایی كه چند دانشكده نزدیك به هم دارند دانشجویان می توانند با به هم پیوستن به هم فریاد اعتراضات خود را در صحن دانشگاه طنین انداز كنند.همچنین با دادن پیام هایی در قالب بیانیه و اطلاعیه از دانشجویان سایر دانشگاه های كشور از دولتی و ازاد گرفته تا پیام نور و هر دانشگاه دیگری بخواهند كه به جمع اعتصابیون بپیونندند. برای جلوگیری از اتفاقات به دور از شان فعالیت مدنی كه ممكن است مثل هر زمان دیگری نیروهای خودسر به راه بیندازند دانشجویان باید هوشیار و آگاه باشند.


عزیزان دانشجو نیاز به گفتن نیست كه اگر در این روز بتوانیم به این شیوه و با اعتماد و شجاعت كامل عمل نمائیم قطعا نه تنها برای روزهای بعد منسجم تر و هماهنگ تر شده ایم بلكه با برد خبری آن می توانیم دانشجویان بیشتری را با خود همراه كنیم.
٢- در روز ۱۶ آذر ماه همه دانشجویان با برگذاری مراسم بزرگداشت روز دانشجو محكم تر از دیروز باید فریاد حق طلبی و آزادی خواهی خود را سر دهند. در این روز نیز دانشجویان باید از رفتن به كلاس درس خودداری كرده و در صحن علنی هر دانشگاه تجمع كرده وخواسته های خود را در قالب بیانیه اعلام بدارند. از آنجایی كه جای جای ایران عزیز امروز روزهای سخت و دردناكی را به خود می بیند این وظیفه ملی و انسانی ما دانشجویان به عنوان قشر تحصیل كرده می باشد كه در قبال سرنوشت كشورمان و ملت مان و خودمان احساس مسئولیت كنیم و انزجار خود را از وضع آشفته كشورمان نشان دهیم. همه ما می دانیم كه چه انسان های آزاده و بی گناهی كه امروز در زندان های حکومت نامشروع جمهوری اسلامی گرفتار آمده اند؛ همه ما از كشته شدن دوستان و همكلاسی هایمان به دست عوامل حکومت باخبریم؛ همه ما دوستان و همكلاسی های دربند مان را هنوز می شناسیم و هر روز می شنویم از فشار ها وشكنجه هایی كه بر آنها روا داشته می شود؛ همه ما اوضاع بد و دردناك اقتصاد ملی را به خاطر سیاست های سو و كینه توزانه رژیم با تمام وجود لمس می كنیم؛ همه ما شور واشتیاق و امید مردم را دیدیم و دیدیم كه خودكامه گان چطور یاس و نا امیدی و افسردگی را به چهره ملت ما پاشیدند؛ همه ما هنوز یاد سهراب ها و ندا ها و كمانگر ها را در خاطرمان گرامی می داریم؛ همه ما می دانیم كه چشم امید ملت دردمندمان به ما به عنوان جوانان تحصیل كرده و دانشگاهی دوخته شده و می دانیم كه  جمهوری اسلامی از به بند و زنجیر كردن و كشتن و اعدام ابایی ندارد و مثل خون آشامی است كه هر روز از خوردن خون ملت بیشتر لذت می برد.

با همه اینها این وظیفه ملی و انسانی ماست كه در حد توان خود انزچار و تنفر خود را نسبت به این اوضاع اسفناك اعلام داریم. روز ۱۶ آذر كه روز گرامیداشت سه دانشجوی شهید و كشته شده راه آزادی و عدالت هست فرصت بسیار مناسبی است تا جنبش دانشجویی برای اولین بار متفاوت از همیشه و در قالب یك جنبش سراسری و منسجم این دین خود را جامه عمل بپوشاند. در این روز دانشجویان باید خواستار بی قید و شرط همه زندانیان سیاسی و عقیدتی شده و محاكمه عاملین این جنایت ضد بشری را خواستار شوند. دانشجویان باید بر مسأله استقلال و آزادی دانشگاه تاكید كرده و خواستار بازگشت اساتید دلسوز و گرانقدر بازداشت شده و اخراج شده به جمع دانشگاه شوند. در این روز همچنین باید یاد شهدای سبز گرامی داشته شود تا نشان بدهیم كه یاد آنها هنوز زنده است و جنبش مردمی سبز زنده تر. دانشجویان بعد از برگذاری مراسم بزرگداشت ۱۶ آذر در حالی كه عكس ها و نماد های روز دانشجو و جنبش سبز را به همراه دارند در صحن دانشگاه دست به راهپیمایی های آرام بزنند.

٣- در روز ۱٧ نیز دانشجویان باید با حضور در دانشگاه ها از رفتن به كلاس درس خودداری نمایند و یك بار دیگر با جمع شدن در مقابل دانشكده ها بر مواضع خود پافشاری كنند. بعد از آن با تشكیل اجتماعات بزرگ تر اقدام به راهپیمایی آرام در دانشگاه نمایند.
دانشجویان باید بدانند كه ۱۶ آذر روز دانشجوست و خیلی از یاران دبستانی و همكلاسی های ما امروز در زندانهای پوشالی رژیم نامشروع گرفتار آمده اند. ما باید در این روز خواستار آزادی هر چه سریع تر همكلاسی هایمان و بازگشت سرفرازانه آنها به جمع دانشگاه باشیم
عزیزان امید است كه با یاری شما در این سه روز برای اولین بار در تارخ جنبش دانشجویی ایران متفاوت ظاهر شویم.
در پایان از همه از همه دوستانی كه این بیانیه را می خوانند می خواهیم در گسترش آن ما را یاری دهند. از كسانی كه در سایت ها و شبكه های اجتماعی اینترنتی فعالیت می كنند می خواهیم تا این بیانیه را به صورت گسترده منعكس نمایند. الان به خاطر جو امنیتی و پلیسی حاكم بر جامعه هر كدام از ما خود یك لیدر برای این اقدام مبارك و عظیم محسوب می شویم. هر فرد باید این خبر را به نوبه خود چه در سطح دانشگاه ها و چه در سطح خوابگاه های دانشجویی و یا سایت های خبری و یا حتی رسانه های شنیداری و دیداری منعكس نماید.


جمعی از دانشجویان دانشگاه های تهران( دانشگاه تهران- دانشگاه علامه طباطبایی- دانشگاه علم وصنعت ایران- دانشگاه امیر كبیر- دانشگاه صنعتی شریف- دانشگاه شهید بهشتی- دانشگاه تربیت معلم تهران )

  گفتنی است گروهی از دانشجویان و همچنین فعالان دانشجویی جنبش سبز مقیم خارج از کشور نیز، در آستانه فرا رسیدن ١۶ آذر و روز دانشجو، طی فراخوانی از دانشجویان ایرانی سراسر جهان خواستار گرامیداشت این روز و سازماندهی مشترک برای برگزاری مراسم همزمان شده بودند.