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Taking stock of Iran’s crimes against humanity 30 years after the 1988 massacre In one summer around 30,000 political prisoners were executed and buried in mass graves in Iran. By Reza Shafiee Special to Al Arabiya English Friday, 10 August 2018 On July 26, Amnesty International renewed its warning of many years that the theocratic regime in Iran is destroying all the evidence of the 1988 massacre of political prisoners. Since the massacre, the only visible proof of it is mass graves where bodies of the prisoners were piled up. There is also a constant reminder for the rest of us that such heinous crime has not been thoroughly investigated by an independent international commission. Amnesty International in its Urgent Action said: “ROAD TO BE BUILT OVER INDIVIDUAL AND MASS GRAVES. The families of political dissidents who were forcibly disappeared and extra-judicially killed in Ahvaz, southern Iran, in the 1980s are suffering untold mental anguish and distress as the a...

by  Jolie Kavar Gohardasht Prison carries out executions, at least 30 in August. One  Human Rights  organization summed it up as ‘one execution every day.’ The  No to execution and prison organization  reminds that Iran holds the highest number of executions. This is compared to the number of citizens it executes compared to other countries in the world. Recently in Gohardasht prison, some ten prisoners have been sent to solitary confinements in order to be executed. It’s known by Iranian Human Rights’ experts that Iran executes in secret. More than a third of those executed have been carried out secretly. Some of these executions inside prison have not been announced by government media. Still, the highest number of executions count up for Rajaishahr Prison. This prison is also known as Gohardasht. It’s located in the city of Karaj approximately 20 km west of Tehran.  Since yesterday ten Rajaishahr prisoners on the death row ...

A top U.N. expert is taking aim at the Trump administration’s efforts to tighten the screws on Iran’s theocratic regime, saying that U.S. sanctions are “illegitimate” and are driving Iranians into poverty. First of all, I must thank my colleague and my brother Heshmat Alavi for his unique work in collecting information about this person who helped me with this article. this article published in Herald Report under this title:" A Call for Western Politicians and UN officials to Stop Supporting Iran’s Genocidal Regime   " Fox News  in a report  by   Ben Evansky, Adam Shaw  wrote: A top U.N. expert is taking aim at the Trump administration’s efforts to tighten the screws on Iran’s theocratic regime, saying that U.S. sanctions are “illegitimate” and are driving Iranians into poverty. Wait a minute! what he said?  continue on fox article:  "The Trump administration has been criticized by members of both the U.N. and E.U. leaders for its decis...

by Bahar Mehr  These days, with some news of the suicide, I wanted to make the last moments with my incomplete understanding as a narrative that I had written a long time ago and today I rewrote it . Iran, under the rule of the mullahs have become a large prison, a prisoner who, if you do not think about it, is the only way to save it from suicide, which is what the mullahs want to kill their own people . I tried to link the social problems without mentioning the mullahs, but they were completely well-grounded in the story of the mullahs, by exposing these hidden crimes, the depth of the disaster in Iran is better seen . The short news was spread everywhere. A girl over the bridge of the week. The peddler looked up: This girl wants to match what? A taxi driver pulled out and looked at her and said to himself, much to my daughter looks like, does not that...? One boy ran across the street and said: Hey! What are you doing, girl? but at t...