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Kazemi Petition: Expel Islamic Clerical Regime of Iran from The UN For Killing a Canadian Photojournalist, and Call For Free Referendum
In Iran! (Click To View and Sign Actual Petition!)
[As you are aware, Ms. Zahra Kazemi, a Canadian-Iranian photojournalist, was arrested on June 23, 2003 and was savagely and barbarically beaten to death by Islamic regime officials. News agencies reported that Ms. Kazemi's body was buried on July 23, 2003, in Shiraz, Iran, contrary to the wishes of her family, and repeated formal requests from the Canadian government. "Don't send me your condolences when your government killed my mother, tortured her and still doesn't respond to my demands" - words that spoken by her son (for other detailed facts regarding the case please visit http://www.activistchat.com/reporter/index.html] Regime Change In Iran By Promoting Human Rights, Freedom and Free Referendum (Click To View and Sign Actual Petition!) [It is the irony of history that in the land of Cyrus The Great, the birthplace of the first charter of the "Rights of Nations" and the "Declaration of Human Rights" over 2500 years ago, there is today no respect for human and civil rights by the Islamic regime. Cyrus, who was exceptionally tolerant of local religions and local customs and against slavery, is famous for freeing the 42,000 Jewish captives and allowing them to return to their homeland. His name appears twenty two times in the Bible. Were it not for Cyrus, it seems at least possible that the Jewish people would have become extinct in the fifth century BC and we would have never received their great contributions to mankind. Unfortunately, present day Iran is ruled by a small group of Islamic Mafia Clerics who are the embodiment of evil and have no respect for Human Rights in this land which is the birthplace of Darius The Great, Babak, Avicenna (Ibn Sina), Ferdowsi, Khayyam, Hafaz, Saadi and Rumi. We need the help and full support from the leaders of the free world to change this regime with no / minimum bloodshed.] The Illegal Jamming of Satellite Signals by Cuban and Islamic Regimes (Click To View And Sign Actual Petition!) [The Cuban authorities started a "deliberate and malicious" effort to block Iranian audiences from getting access to truthful news and information. This is an illegal interference with the free and open flow of international communications. The Broadcasting Board of Governors(BBG), an independent federal agency which oversees all U.S. non-military international broadcasting, has already condemned Cuban government. This interference constitutes a direct and effective violation of the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Article 19 that guarantees individuals the right to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers. Also, this interference constitutes a deliberate effort to block the public’s access to satellite telecommunications, and as such represents a major threat to international satellite communications.] Appeal to UN Secretary General in support of the Iranian people. (Click To View And Sign Actual Petition!) [In the last few days widespread demonstrations by students and other freedom loving Iranians have been taking place in protest against the policy of suppression by the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The continuation and intensification of the violent and despotic policies of the Islamic Republic’s regime have frustrated the overwhelming majority of Iranian people and this public discontent has now been manifested in the spontaneous demonstrations of the young and students. The demonstrators have specifically stressed humanitarian and democratic demands in their slogans and have requested the freedom of political prisoners and holding of a referendum and free elections.] UN to Investigate Ms.Kazemi, Murder and Imprisonment of Journalists, Writers,Activists, University Students and Other Political People (Click To View And Sign Actual Petition!) [As you are aware, Ms. Zahra Kazemi, a Canadian-Iranian photojournalist was arrested on June 23 for taking photographs of protestors outside Evin prison in northern Tehran. They were demanding the release of relatives locked up during last month's wave of anti-regime protests; demonstrations that were met with a tough crackdown. After her interrogation she was rushed to hospital, apparently in a coma. She died of a brain hemorrhage on July 12, 2003. She was so savagely and barbarically beaten that she went into a coma, yet the Iranian authorities shamelessly indicated that she had suffered a "brain hemorrhage" during her interrogation.] |