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 Topic: Can UN unite Iran and women's rights?

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  • Can UN unite Iran and women's rights?
     OP - June 09, 2010, 02:51 PM


    The farce continues :


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    Date: d. 09:06:10, 11:30
    From: Firoozeh Bazrafkan
    Topics: UN, women's rights, severe punishment, discrimination against women


    The Islamic Republic of Iran has been selected to sit on the UN commission on women's rights.

    Now you may ask, how can the UN allow Iran to sit in a leading role in relation to women's rights when the Iranian regime is known for its many serious offenses in this particular area?!
    When Iran's accession to the panel comes only a week after a senior Iranian clergyman (Ayatollah Kazem Sedighi) accused women of easy virtue of being responsible for earthquakes.

    The Islamic Republic of Iran is threatening women who do not dress modestly with severe penalties. Be it fines, a visit to the police station or x number of lashes.

    But it does not stop there. Women are often asked to take off their clothes. "You are after all just a whore" they say. But if women go to the courts they will be either stoned or hanged for telling the truth about the rapes their jailors have committed.

    Why will the UN not acknowledge that more than 300 women's rights activists have been arrested or prosecuted in one way or another for their peaceful efforts for legislative change? The arrests have taken place since the 27th August 2006. Subsequently a campaign for one million signatures (http://www.sign4change.info/english/) was initiated, calling for equality before the law for both men and women in Iran. The campaign's website has been blocked on many occasions by the Iranian authorities who apparently take the threat seriously.

    The women´s rights activist in Iran are increasingly exposed to repression, and several thousand have been arrested, interrogated and sentenced the last several years.
    In addition, newspapers, magazines and electronic media, that defend women's rights are closed. This happened for example, the 28th January 2008 for the best-known journal in defense of women's rights, Zanan that had existed for over 17 years.

    Also the general human rights situation in Iran has been constantly deteriorating since 2005 and the number of executions almost doubled in 2007. It has made Iran the country in the world with the most executions per capita, only overtaken by Saudi Arabia. Moreover these two countries together with Yemen are the only three countries in the world who carry out executions for crimes committed by adolescents under 18 years. UN is not the United Nations. But the United Regimes who love death, violence and destruction .. and yes, all forms of discrimination against women.


    http://blogs.jp.dk/firoozeh/2010/06/09/kan-fn-forene-iran-og-kvinderettigheder/

    Iran on the Women´s Rights Commission and Libya on the Human Rights Commission  015

    When oh when will we get out of that organization and form our own United Democratic Nations.

    Like a compass needle that points north, a man?s accusing finger always finds a woman. Always.

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  • Re: Can UN unite Iran and women's rights?
     Reply #1 - June 09, 2010, 02:54 PM

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    Can UN unite Iran and women's rights?


    No.. UN can not interfere with the words of Allah., But UN can help with Islamic rights of Muslims in non-Islamic countries..

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  • Re: Can UN unite Iran and women's rights?
     Reply #2 - June 09, 2010, 03:16 PM

    Repressive governments are repressive because they are insecure and have a precarious hold on society.  Things seem to have only got worse since Ahmadinejad became president.  I hope and pray that this is the beginning of the end for the mullahcracy that is the Iranian government.

    On a historical note, if the CIA had kept their damn beaks out and let Mosadegh stay in office back in the '50s instead of ousting him and putting the Shah back on the throne then there probably wouldn't have even been an 'Islamic revolution' in the first place.

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  • Re: Can UN unite Iran and women's rights?
     Reply #3 - June 09, 2010, 03:22 PM

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    I hope and pray that this is the beginning of the end for the mullahcracy that is the Iranian government.

    How about 'ayatollacracy'? Tongue

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  • Re: Can UN unite Iran and women's rights?
     Reply #4 - June 09, 2010, 04:11 PM

    The UN can't change a pair of dirty underwear without getting stains all over their fingers.

  • Re: Can UN unite Iran and women's rights?
     Reply #5 - June 09, 2010, 05:19 PM

    The UN can't do jack shit about anything. They are practically useless.

  • Re: Can UN unite Iran and women's rights?
     Reply #6 - June 09, 2010, 08:37 PM

    The UN is useless. Their headquarters in NYC should be put to better use and turned into an affordable housing complex for senior citizens.
  • Re: Can UN unite Iran and women's rights?
     Reply #7 - June 09, 2010, 08:43 PM

    The UN is useless. Their headquarters in NYC should be put to better use and turned into an affordable housing complex for senior citizens.


    maybe even a church

    Iblis has mad debaterin' skillz. Best not step up unless you're prepared to recieve da pain.

  • Re: Can UN unite Iran and women's rights?
     Reply #8 - June 09, 2010, 09:06 PM

    Hey I have an idea:

    Since they want to be soooo with tyrannical Islamic regimes and Muslims why don't they give their building to the Cordoba Initiative and turned it into the mega Mosque they want to built instead of building it near Ground Zero. That should make everyone happy.
  • Re: Can UN unite Iran and women's rights?
     Reply #9 - June 13, 2010, 09:44 AM




    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jArXAK6ok6k&feature=channel


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    Threats toward  Islam-critical artist

    The Danish-Iranian  Firoozeh Bazrafkan has reported a Facebook-writer to the police.

    The controversial artist from  Aarhus Firoozeh Bazrafkan has received a Facebook message that she perceives as a death threat.

    The Iranian-born Firoozeh Bazrafkan feels so uncomfortable with the mail, which is a reaction to her Islam-critical blog on jp.dk that she has reported it to the police.

    In the mail, an allegedly Iraqi man, in a mixture of Danish and English, writes that he has previously made death threats against another, equally morally corrupt woman in the U.S  to whom he wrote “that he would "fuck her, cut her into pieces and feed the dogs with her flesh,"  - he then added that Firoozeh Bazrafkan reminded him a lot of this American woman.

    The Islam critical art of Firoozeh Bazrafkans has resulted in an extensive harassment on Facebook, but this time it's different, she says.

    'This threat is more serious than I am used to. He describes what he would do to me, "she says.
    Muslim background

    Firoozeh Bazrafkan fled when she was four years old with her family from Iran to Denmark, but the Muslim background is still a pivotal point in her art.

    She has stripped to the strains of Persian pop music, placed the Prophet Mohammed in a wheelbarrow in an updated version of a disputed poem from medieval Arabia, made a drawing of the Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, entitled "The Evil Has Landed" and torn pictures of Iranian leaders in pieces on a video on the Internet. The latest threat will not make Firoozeh Bazrafkan limit her controversial art.

    "No, it makes me rather want to do more of the same," she says.

    'Very regrettable'

    Jyllands Posten's editor in chief, Jørn Mikkelsen, finds the matter very regrettable.

    "It is sad that a serious debate should end in such threats and scary wordings. We have a free debate in this country, and Jyllands-Posten's discussion forums are open to everybody, provided they stay within the law and are not too tasteless. That some individuals go to such extremes, is completely unacceptable, "says Jørn Mikkelsen


    http://jp.dk/indland/krimi/article2095915.ece


    Why must they be so incredibly obscene and vulgar ?

    Like a compass needle that points north, a man?s accusing finger always finds a woman. Always.

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  • Re: Can UN unite Iran and women's rights?
     Reply #10 - June 13, 2010, 09:53 AM

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    In the mail, an allegedly Iraqi man, in a mixture of Danish and English, writes that he has previously made death threats against another, equally morally corrupt woman in the U.S  to whom he wrote “that he would "fuck her, cut her into pieces and feed the dogs with her flesh,"   - he then added that Firoozeh Bazrafkan reminded him a lot of this American woman.


    Has anyone written an article or a paper on the imagery employed in Islamic death threats?

    I think they are honest and revealing.


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