TEHRAN, Iran (CNN) -- A mass trial of Iranians and others arrested in post-election demonstrations resumed Saturday, with about 100 defendants in Tehran's Revolutionary Court, state-controlled media reported.
Reformist politicians, lawyers and journalists are among those accused of protesting in an attempt to overturn government leadership. Defendants also include workers at the French and British embassies in Tehran, according to embassy officials and media reports.
Britain's Foreign Office denounced the proceedings, calling them an "outrage."
The BBC, quoting Iran's semi-official Fars news agency, said Saturday's trial was for a second group of people accused of involvement in the unrest. The first trial was August 1 >>>
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Great Job...
by Reza-Rio de Janeiro on Sun Aug 09, 2009 11:37 AM PDTAafareen Faramarz.... As funny your piece is it is also very sad in a big picture...
To I.R. criminals,
Free this poor innocent child! She is only 23 years old ... For LOVE OF GOD !!!
Wake up from your own made nightmares and walk on to the other side...
The side of Love and Peace...