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Voices Being Buried Alive

Zaynab Jalalian, a 27 years old Kurdish woman, was arrested in Kermanshah in early 2007. She was dispatched to the infamous Sanandaj prison soon after. This is the same prison which bears witness to Ehsan Fattahian’s execution, and the tragedy of two sisters Nasrin and Shahla Ka'bi who were violently annihilated. The same place which is plagued by the memory of Shahriar who was forced to carry on his back the tortured body of his brother Ahsan (Nahid) to an untimely and unjust death by the bullets of a firing squad>>>

Stanford University President Responds Directly to PAAIA Over Retired Professor’s Anti-Iranian Remarks

Stanford University’s president, Dr. John Hennessy, today assured PAAIA that controversial remarks made by a retired faculty member does not reflect the university’s views or admission policies >>>

Tunisia could benefit from bitter lessons of Iran’s clumsy '79 revolution

Unrests in Tunisia and the passionate reactions it has triggered in a nation often hailed as an “Island of Stability” in the Maghreb could benefit from lessons on Iran's clumsy "Islamic" revolution>>>

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We Don’t Want It Either

My adaptation of lyrics of a song by Majid Afshari, performed by Ehsan Khaje Amiri >>>