Iran: authorities to investigate doctor’s death after torture testimony
Iran’s judicial authorities plan to investigate the death of a young doctor who had testified before parliament about prisoner abuses in the aftermath of the disputed election.
Iran’s judicial authorities plan to investigate the death of a young doctor who had testified before parliament about prisoner abuses in the aftermath of the disputed election.
The US is seeking to seize the assets of Islamic charity the Alavi Foundation, claiming that the organization is actually controlled by the Iranian government and funds Tehran’s nuclear program.
Iranian authorities hanged Kurdish activist Ehsan Fattahian, 28, in Sanandaj Prison, Kordestan province. He was accused of “armed struggle” and “enmity against God.”
Pakistani security forces reportedly arrested 12 personnel of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards near the border town of Mashkel in the restive Baluchistan region.
Iran’s sentencing of Kian Tajbakhsh to 12 years for allegedly collaborating with George Soros to subvert the regime comes as neocons accuse Obama of dropping support for Iranian dissidents.
The Sunni resistance movement Jundallah took credit for a car bomb that killed two senior commanders of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards in a suicide attack in Sistan-Baluchistan province.
Citing leaks from the French government, the Parisian magazine Le Canard Enchainé asserts that Israel is planning to carry out military attacks on Iran after December.
Iran’s parliament this week moved ahead with a bill to sharply slash energy and food subsidies, as the judiciary ordered the closure of three opposition newspapers.
Israel and Argentina condemned Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s choice for new defense minister, Ahmad Vahidi—a man wanted in the 1994 deadly bombing of a Buenos Aires Jewish center.
A majority of readers support the protesters in Iran, while 43% think it is wrong to pick a side and the real enemy is US imperialism.
Trials have begun of 100 protesters arrested following Iran’s disputed June election. The charges against the defendants include participating in an attempted “Velvet Revolution.”
Police fired tear gas to disperse opposition supporters who gathered for Friday prayers at Tehran University—as Israel sends warships into the Red Sea, in a “message” to Tehran.