In a shocking announcement yesterday, Colonel Ahmad Roozbahani, the head of moral division of Iran's police stated " Based on recent studies performed: from the 4800 "thugs an Hoodlums" who have been arrested since the beginning the "collection plan" , 5% are between the ages of 14 and 17". Roozbahani stated that possibly 30% face life sentence while the execution orders of all the remaining has not yet been finalized.
The new shocking official statistics translates to 240 additional Iranian children who are imprisoned under the context of "Collection plan" of the "Thugs and Hoodlums"; about 70 of which (30%) facing life sentences and the remaining 70% or about 170 are anticipated to be executed (some have already been executed) this year.
Article 37 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child states: "Neither capital punishment nor life imprisonment without possibility of release shall be imposed for offences committed by persons below eighteen years of age ". Iran is a signatory to the convention..Iran already holds the number one records of child executions worldwide. Stop Child Executions Campaign has recorded the names of at least 80 other children facing execution in Iran. There are other reports under our study (soon to be published) which indicate a much higher number of children on death row in Iran.
Unless the world community, United Nations, human rights organizations and other citizens immediately act to stop this mass murder by Islamic Regime in Iran, 170 more Iranian children can be executed in the next few months.
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You are right no one should
by bryan on Fri Nov 23, 2007 05:20 AM PSTYou are right no one should defend despotic regimes anywhere. I recently returned from holiday there, and I knew about the despots who ran the country before I went, I went to see the country and meet the ordinary people not to pay homage to people who rule the country. What suprised me were the empty mosques even on a Friday, and even Khomeneis tomb was devoid of people. The sabre rattling of Bush and Israel strenghens the Hardliners position, and makes regime change from within almost impossible, but regime change from without, means another Iraq and perhaps hundreds of thousands of innoccent Iranians adults and CHILDREN slaughtered.
Bryane
Sad and instructive
by Jahanshah Rashidian on Fri Nov 23, 2007 03:34 AM PSTIt is too sad to read such daily atrocities committed by authorities of the criminal IRI, it is however sadder when some "cruel" people of any background, motiv, interesr are given the right to defend the parasitic life of this regime on this site.
Damn...
by Ben Madadi on Thu Nov 22, 2007 05:10 PM PSTGod... and they want nuclear weapons so that they can clear also the rest of the world from 'thugs' (araazel-o obash)...