Earlier this month, Iran’s national police chief ventured boldly into what has become known as the country’s “chicken crisis”. The feathers haven’t stopped flying since.
Category: Sufi news
Uncertainties about Comprehensive System of Media, replacing media regulations
It is titled “Comprehensive System of Media” and is supposed to be an all-embracing regulation for all media of any types in the country; from print media to electronic media, from blogs to social networks. They want to replace the country’s last media regulation with the new system.
A Letter To Ahmad Shaheed ; Concerns About Prisoners’ Health
Ardeshir Amirarjmand, spoksperson of The Coordinating Council for the Green Path of Hope of Iran, has sent a letter to Ahmad Shaheed, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights Situation of the Islamic Republic of Iran to draw his attention to the plight of a number of political prisoners whose health […]
Execution Date Has Been Set For Political Prisoner Gholamreza Khosravi
Execution date of September 10, 2012 has been set for political prisoner Gholamreza Khosravi. Khosravi who was also a political prisoner in the 80′s has been in the Intelligence Ministry’s detention since 2006.
Four Post Election Detainees Summoned to Serve Their Sentences at Evin Prison
The following four individuals arrested following the 2009 rigged presidential elections. have been summoned to serve out their sentences at Evin prison:
Lake Oroumiyeh still shrinking at rapid rate
Iran’s Environment Organization has announced that 65 percent of Lake Oroumiyeh’s surface has already dired up.
Illegal residents being processed by the thousands: official
The head of immigration for Tehran Province has announced: “560,000 unauthorized citizens have been identified and processed.”
Iran institutes multiple exchange rates
The head of Iran’s parliamentary economic commission announced on Saturday that there now will be three official rates of exchange for the U.S. dollar.
More than 100 reformists tried in 2009 unrest, says Iranian lawmaker
More than one hundred prominent reformists figures have been tried in the past three years, a conservative member of the Iranian parliament has admitted.
Strikes on the increase as factories close down
Workers at four major Iranian factories went on strike this week, protesting against poor wages and a lack of proper contracts.