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Working From Within 2011

 

Report on the Status of Women and Youth in Iran Jan-Dec 2011
Working From Within 2010

 

Report on Status of Women and Youth in Iran

Iran's appalling human rights record Jan-Aug 2010
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Dec 31, 2011 at 04:51 PM

ImageThe 4th volume of the Book Working From Within series titled: "Working From Within 2011 - Report on the Status of Women & Youth in Iran" has been published today.

The Working from Within 2011 depicts the unheard stories about the status of youth, women, religious and ethnic minorities. It depicts untold stories of Iranians from all walks of life. It opens eyes to the reality, hardship and suppression that Iranians face everyday for liberty and freedom in using internet, fashion and the most basic freedoms of every individual like thinking and conscious.

This study is a compilation of reports from hundreds of witnesses and families in Iran who risked their lives to bring out their stories to the world.  It is the result of thousands of hours of research and translation by volunteers and human rights activists covering horrific accounts of the maltreatment of political prisoners, the tragic executions of innocent lives, and the tactics of suppression & violence against women.  Additionally, as 2011 marked the year of the highest imprisonments, torture, execution and ill-treatment compared to 2010. Charts and lists were created to document those occurrences.

This research illustrates the powerful engine of the people struggle for liberty. As U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki Moon, on the International Day of Non-Violence, October 2, 2011, said: “The powerful engine behind that wave of change — beginning in Tunisia and then spreading across North Africa, the Middle East and elsewhere — was none other than a non-violent struggle for democracy and human rights.”

This book is unique in gathering all this information and used as a source by all UN member states and human rights organizations, university professors and lawyers in the human rights field.

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Chapter 7 - Suppression of Religious and Ethnic Minorities

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Afghanistan's female drug addicts
Apr 01, 2012 at 12:00 AM

Insight: Lifting the veil on Afghanistan's female addicts

Reuters -  Anita lifted the sky-blue burqa from her face, revealing glazed eyes and cracked lips from years of smoking opium, and touched her saggy belly, still round from giving birth to her seventh child a month ago.

"I can't give breast milk to my baby," said the 32-year-old Anita, who like other women interviewed for this story, declined to give her full name. "I'm scared he'll get addicted

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Mapping sexual violence in Syria
Apr 01, 2012 at 12:00 AM
International women’s group begins mapping sexual violence in Syria

Al-Arabieh News - A women rights’ group is using new crowd-sourcing techniques to track rape and other sexual violence across Syria in one of the first efforts to monitor assaults against women during military conflict as it happens.

The effort by the Women’s Media Center aims to shed light on such assaults and provide possible evidence to prosecute future human rights violations and war crimes. The group launched its website on Wednesday and said it was working with multiple Syrian activists whom it did not identify.

So far, the group has posted more than 20 reports, including deaths, from May 6, 2011 to March 17 and is verifying others.

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