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Condemn the repression
and human rights violations in Iran and Join us to say No to the death penalty
On December 20th,
2012, an overwhelming majority of the UN General Assembly condemned human
rights violations and the repression of human rights activists in Iran. This is
not the first time that the UN General Assembly has condemned the dark and
shameful record of the Islamic Republic of Iran (I.R.I) on violation of human
rights.
The
resolution cites the systematic and flagrant violation of human rights in Iran,
the repression of political and social activists and the suppression of
peaceful protests by workers, teachers, students, women, ethnic and religious
minorities. The Islamic Republic of Iran’s record on human rights has been
condemned many times at the international UN summit. In appreciation of these
initiatives, we would like to bring the attention of the international
community and all the human rights activists to the following points:
The
Iranian legislation is not based on human dignity. The current rules have been
formulated on the basis of Sharia laws. The legislative body and those who
implement the laws in the Islamic Republic of Iran have refused to recognize a
universally accepted law, which deems all citizens as equal from the point of
view of the justice system. Based on the religious beliefs of a minority in the
governing system, they have divided Iranians into different classes of citizens
who are treated differently under the law. In fact, the running judiciary of
this regime is in violation of many international conventions.
The
judiciary is supposed to be independent of the executive branch in a modern and
democratic society, but in the Islamic Republic of Iran it is just a tool in
the hands of the governing body and the supreme leader, and has become the most
effective instrument of suppression of Iranian citizens.
In
the past 34 years, Islamic Republic’s primary method of dealing with its people
has been suppression of freedom and continuation of human rights abuses. To
intimidate the population, the main tool of the Islamic Republic has been
medieval punishments in all these years. Brutal punishments such as stoning and
amputation have been implemented since the inception of their rule.
Of
all the various forms of punishment, the death penalty has been used as the
most important means of intimidation by the Islamic Republic. The IRI
judiciary, which can be called a Killing Machine, has issued tens of thousands
of death sentences and ended the lives of tens of thousands of citizens
brutally under different pretexts. In the past five years alone, 2,843 people
have been executed in Iran.
Over
these years, of the tens of thousands of citizens who were executed by the
Islamic Republic authorities, a large part has belonged to opposition groups.
To strengthen the foundations of the regime, especially in the dark years after
the 1979 revolution, executions were targeted at political opponents. In recent
years, the death penalty is mostly used for non-political victims, but the
judicial system is still a strong tool used by the security forces, and as a
result death sentences continue to be used on opposition groups.
Due
to the fact that the Islamic Republic of Iran always utilizes retaliatory
measures against political prisoners after each international condemnation, we
would like to draw the attention of all freedom lovers, defenders of Human
Rights and all governments the dangers facing political prisoners in Iran.
Presently, many
political, social and civic activists are sentenced to death and held in
solitary confinement with their lives in imminent danger. Using the historic
occasion of the recent U.N. resolution, we are asking International Human
Rights organizations and communities to give special attention to this matter.
In recent years, most of
the executions in I.R.I. are comprised of ethnic Kurd, Arab and Baluch
Iranians. These Iranian ethnic groups live in the most deprived areas of the
country and are exposed to multiple discriminations. The representatives of
these ethnic writers, artists and activists have repeatedly raised their
concerns about these blatant discriminations. In fear of a unity between these
ethnic rights activists and the broader struggle against the dictatorship in
Iran, the I.R.I. has issued more death sentences against these activists than
ever. For this very reason, the majority of activists facing a death sentence
in Iran today are Kurd, Arab or Baluchi political prisoners.
Once again, we offer our
full support of the U.N. resolution against I.R.I’s dismal human rights record
and demand that the international community of human rights and political
organizations as well as all the peace-loving nations of the world voice their
opposition to any possible retaliation by the I.R.I. in response to the recent
U.N. resolution. By giving special attention to those Iranians whose lives are
in imminent danger, the international community could help stop the I.R.I. from
taking away their lives.
We demand an immediate
end to all executions in Iran and request all political, social and civic
prisoners to be given retrial under fair and humane conditions.
We demand the immediate
and unconditional release of all prisoners of conscience in Iran. Following are
the list of political and civic activists facing a death penalty.
1-Rashid Akhkandi / 2 -Mansour Arvand
3-Unes Aghayan Alibigloo 4- Jabar Alboushoukeh
5- Mokhtar Alboushoukeh 6- Behrouz Alkhani
7- Reza Esmailii 8-Razgar (Habib) Afshari 9 - Ali Afshari 10-Abdolreza 11- Amir Khanafareh 12-Gholamreza Khosravi
Savadjanee 13-Samkouh Khorsheedi 14-Seyed Sami Hosseini 15-Hadi Rashedi 16-Hooshang Rezaii 17-Abdolvahab Regi 18-Mehrolah Regi
19-Habibolah Reginejad 20-Abdolghani Zangi Zehi 21-Mostafa Salimi 22-Navi Shojaee 23-Hashem Shabaninejad 24-Shahab Abbassi
25-Ghazi Abbassi 26- Mohamadali Amouzinejad 27-Ebrahim Eisapour 28-Habibolah Golbaripour 29-Habibolah Latifee 30-Abdolah Mirmajdami
31-Seyed Jamal Mohamadi 32-Zanyar Moradi
33-Loghman Moradi 34-Shirko Moarefe
35-Bakhtiyar Memari 36-Abdolkarim Sahrazehe 37-Salman Mayaee 38-Sirvan Nejavee
39-Saman Naseem
All human rights
organizations and international communities: please join us to stop and
dismantle these sentences. Voice your opposition to these inhumane sentences
and unite with us for a campaign against capital punishment in Iran.
Solidarity for Human
Rights in Iran
CC: General Secretary of
U.N., Bon Ki-Moon
The High Commission of
U.N. Human Rights, Navi Pillay
U.N. Special Repertoire
of Human Rights in Iran, Ahmad Shaheed
President of European
Parliament, Martin Shultz
President of European
Union, Herman Van Rompuy
Representative of the
Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Catherine Ashton
Chair of the European
parliament, Iran delegation, member of the Foreign Affairs Committee and
Subcommittee of Security and defense, Tarja Cronberg
Chair of the Human
Rights Committee of the European Parliament, Barbara Lochbihler
Noble Peace Prize
Laureate, Shirin Ebadi
Vice President,
International Federation of Human Rights, Abdolkarim Lahiji
Amnesty International
Human Rights Watch
Signatures:
1. Union for Iran - Belgium
2. Union for Advancement of Secular Democracy in Iran - North
America.
3. Union for Advancement of Secular Democracy in Iran - Chicago.
4. Union for Advancement of Secular Democracy in Iran - Los Angels.
5. Union for Advancement of Secular Democracy in Iran - Montreal.
6. Union for Advancement of Secular Democracy in Iran - New York.
7. Union for Advancement of Secular Democracy in Iran - Washington
D.C.
8. Pooya Organization – Cologne.
9. Iran and German Theatrical Organization – Cologne.
10. Organization of Human rights and democracy – Hamburg.
11. Solidarity Organization of Dallas – Texas.
12. Ismail Khoie Foundation – Atlanta.
13. Society for defending Human Rights in Iran – Austria.
14. Society for defending Human Rights and democracy in Iran – Sweden.
15. Society for defending Human Rights and democracy – Hamburg.
16. Iranian-Kurdish community in France.
17. House of Mehr Solidarity – Cologne.
18. Mothers of Park Laleh supporters - Italy.
19. Mothers of Park Laleh supporters – Dortmund.
20. Mothers of Park Laleh supporters – Geneva.
21. Mothers of Park Laleh supporters – Fresno.
22. Mothers of Park Laleh supporters – Cologne.
23. Mothers of Park Laleh supporters – Hamburg.
24. Mothers of Park Laleh supporters – Vienna.
25. Mothers of Park Laleh supporters – Oslo, Norway.
26. Mothers of Park Laleh supporters – Los Angelo, Valley.
27. National Solidarity of Iranian network – Fresno, California.
28. Council for defense of Human Rights – Sweden.
29. Europerse Federation – Belgium.
30. Human rights and democracy activists for Iran – Hamburg.
31. The green wave of voice – green movement - London
32. The green wave of voice – green movement - Cardiff.
33. Free Iran Center – Germany.
34. Seymorgh Human rights center – Dortmund.
35. Cultural and art center – Fresno.
36. Negah cultural center – Essen.
37. Committee in defense of Iranian peoples struggle – Chicago.
38. Committee against suppression of Iranian people – Paris.
39. The group of 22nd Khordad – Hamburg.
40. Iranian Congress – Hamburg.
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