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Monthly Archives: October 2017

IRAN: IRANIAN PRISONER OF CONSCIENCE CRITICALLY ILL: MOHAMMAD NAZARI

Amnesty – Prisoner of conscience Mohammad Nazari, who has been unjustly languishing in prison for over two decades, is critically ill and needs urgent medical care outside prison. He has been on hunger strike since 30 July, demanding his release from prison. He must be released immediately and unconditionally. To view report click on below link: http://www.amnesty.org/download/Documents/MDE1373272017ENGLISH.pdf

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After Years of International Condemnation, Iran Revises Penalty Policy

CHRI – After years of being pressured by the UN and other rights groups to reduce the country’s high execution rate, Iran’s Parliament has passed an amendment to the Law Against Drug Trafficking that could save thousands of prisoners currently on death row. “After the Parliament addressed one of our objections and clarified some ambiguities, the Guardian Council deliberated and approved the measure,” the …

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Surging imports wipe out Iran’s trade surplus

Al-Monitor — Economic growth is generally generated by four sources: increasing private consumption, expanding private investment, higher government consumption and investment, and more exports. At present, when it comes to the first three, there is no potential for picked up economic output in Iran. Although efforts have been made to increase private investment, the data still show that Iran is faced with …

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Warming Uzbek-Iranian Relations Worth Watching

RFL/RE -A recent meeting of officials from Uzbekistan and Iran was a curious event. Central Asia has seen a reshuffling of relations over the past couple years, and improved relations between Tashkent and Tehran is one of the more intriguing developments.

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EU Leaders Reaffirm Commitment To Iran Nuclear Deal Despite Trump Opposition

RFL/RE – European Union leaders have reaffirmed their commitment to a landmark deal to limit Iran’s nuclear activities in exchange for sanctions relief, despite opposition from U.S. President Donald Trump. The 28-member bloc gave a nod to concerns Trump has raised, however, by stepping up criticism of Tehran’s ballistic-missile program and its role in what the West sees as fomenting instability …

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