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 In a highly unusual step, the UN Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights has called on U.S. authorities to stay the execution and reexamine the case of a Mexican citizen Javier Suarez Medina, scheduled to die August 14, 2002 in Texas. Suarez was convicted in 1989 of killing an undercover policeman in Dallas, but the UN commission says Suarez was denied his right to consult the Mexican consulate as guaranteed by the Vienna Convention treaty. Suarez is seen in this undated prison photo. (TDCJ/Reuters) News here Got any interesting photos? Send them to Times@iranian.com
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