Please, be respectful and gentle toward life of every human being

it’s not a punishment it’s a crime being done by a government.

Please PLEASE PLEASE… DO what you can to bring some justice to the living hell that is the current state of Iran. Please.

nice activities.

There in a need to act together as a human society in abolishing inhumane treatment by inhumane government cabinets like the Iranian one, the UK one and others otherwise the whole world is facing human rights abuses/racism and xenophobia of the past colonial era. I believe that every human has rights and I don’t see any convincing reason why people like Zeynab Jalalian are executed.

Cut the rope I

cut the rope from
the neck of the convicted
and bind the judge

Cut the rope II

put the judges to court
and give them a fair trial
for their death sentences

Cut the rope III

life is sacred
no one may steal the right
to breathe freely

Why isn’t someone doing something about this…….Where is Amnesty International.

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I WAS READING THIS AND ANOTHER POST FROM STOP CHILD EXECUTIONS. THEN I LEARNED FROM THE WEBSITE OF THE AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INST, THAT TURKEY HAS A HUGE TRADE RELATIONSHIP WITH IRAN. SO, ON THE BASIS THAT THE TURKEY CONSUL WILL FEEL UNCOMFORTABLE ABOUT ASSICIATION, I COPY THEIR CONSUL WITH MY PLEAS FOR CLEMENCY, AS THEY MAY HAVE SOME INFLUENCE AND TURKEY DESIRES EU MEMBERSHIP.

In 2007 Mohammad Javad Larijani, who was then the Secretary-General of Iran’s Human Rights Headquarters and deputy head of the judiciary, insisted that stoning as “neither torture nor an incongruous punishment”. He said that it was less severe than other forms of execution because “the defendant has a chance to survive”.

Being bandaged from head to toe, with arms firmly bound to your side and legs bound together, buried in the ground up to your chest and surrounded by 20 men stoning you to death with rocks considered to be the correct size for a death that takes approximately take 20 to 30 minute.

Stoning is not prescribed in the Koran, it was officially introduced into Iran’s penal code after the revolution in 1979. Article 83 states married men (who can choose up to 4 wives) or women (who quite often cannot choose a husband) who commit adultery. Article 102 states that men should be buried up to their waists and women up to their breasts. Article 104 states the size of the stones, so that a quick death is not found.

Women were given the right to vote in Iran since 1963. But their evidence is worth half that of a man, as is her life in monetary terms with families being compensated twice the amount for the murder of a son than the murder of a daughter. They now constitute 63 per cent of university students and are flooding the ranks of doctors, professors, assistant judges and executives. Yet still before the law they are still considered less than. What chance do they have when accused of wrong doing?

My source, The Times (London) 8th July 2010. Article Regarding the imminent death by stoning of Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani for alleged adultery. Appeal from her son, Mr Ghaderzade 22. Who risks his freedom to pursue the release of his mother.

I am appalled to be a european citizen when I see irrelevant news on the front covers of most news papers. Well done to the TIMES for you’re leading story. My heart goes out to the lost. May hope catch you up.

Amnesty International USA has started an online action to urge the Head of the Judiciary and the Supreme Leader of Iran to halt the execution of Zeinab Jalalian. Please visit http://takeaction.amnestyusa.org/siteapps/advocacy/index.aspx?c=jhKPIXPCIoE&b=2590179&template=x.ascx&action=14503 to submit an appeal!