Attention #Toronto! Raise your voice for #SaeedMalekpur today at Kensington Market.
Wherever you are today make sure you stop by Kensington Market and participate in a petition signing blitz and a flash mob for our dear brother Saeed. The flash mob starts at approximately 2:30 PM.
The event is brought to you by Amnesty International Toronto Organization.
Let's help bring Saeed back home!
http://j.mp/GASQd7
Sunday, May 25, 2014
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Petition signing blitz and street action for Saeed Malekpour 25 May at 12:00 in...
Petition signing blitz and street action for Saeed Malekpour
25 May at 12:00 in EDT
Kensington Market, 71 Oxford St (corner with Augusta - right across from Big Fat Burrito)
http://j.mp/1mVFcWd
http://j.mp/GASQd7
25 May at 12:00 in EDT
Kensington Market, 71 Oxford St (corner with Augusta - right across from Big Fat Burrito)
http://j.mp/1mVFcWd
http://j.mp/GASQd7
Thursday, May 15, 2014
Paul Dewar: A land where ‘blasphemy’ is still a crime
Paul Dewar: A land where ‘blasphemy’ is still a crime

Paul Dewar: A land where ‘blasphemy’ is still a crime
fullcomment.nationalpost.com
Saeed Malekpour was imprisoned by Iran based on an illegitimate conviction for an imaginary act http://j.mp/GASQd7
Paul Dewar: A land where ‘blasphemy’ is still a crime
fullcomment.nationalpost.com
Saeed Malekpour was imprisoned by Iran based on an illegitimate conviction for an imaginary act http://j.mp/GASQd7
Monday, May 5, 2014
http://j.mp/1urFJm5
http://j.mp/1urFJm5

Unlock Iran - Free Prisoners of Rights IHRDC
www.unlockiran.org
There are over 800 prisoners of rights in Iran. Meet 10 of these prisoners, learn their stories, and see how your life could change if you were living under Iranian laws. http://j.mp/GASQd7
Unlock Iran - Free Prisoners of Rights IHRDC
www.unlockiran.org
There are over 800 prisoners of rights in Iran. Meet 10 of these prisoners, learn their stories, and see how your life could change if you were living under Iranian laws. http://j.mp/GASQd7
Saturday, May 3, 2014
June 4 = Saeed Malekpour's birthday. He has been imprisoned in Iran since the...
June 4 = Saeed Malekpour's birthday.
He has been imprisoned in Iran since the Iranian authorities arrested him on October 4, 2008. http://j.mp/GASQd7
He has been imprisoned in Iran since the Iranian authorities arrested him on October 4, 2008. http://j.mp/GASQd7
Friday, April 4, 2014
Human rights activist Nazanin Afshin-Jam spoke up for Saeed Malekpour. Thank you.
Human rights activist Nazanin Afshin-Jam spoke up for Saeed Malekpour. Thank you.

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Yesterday I met with the United Nation's Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Iran, Dr. Ahmad Shaheed. I focussed my meeting mostly on Reyhaneh Jabbari at imminent risk of execution for stabbing a man that tried to rape her. I was informed that a letter is being sent from his office and they are specifically bringing up Reyhaneh's case with authorities in Iran.
I also voiced my concern about the more than 160 children on death row in Iran and the continued executions that take place. Another minor was executed just this month and last year 3 juveniles were hanged. Juveniles , Mohammad Reza Haddadi,Abomoslem Sohrabi and Fatemeh Salbehi are still at serious risk of execution. In fact, with close to 700 executions in 2013 in Iran all round executions have been the highest in 15 years.
I reminded Dr. Shaheed of Saeed Malekpour as it relates to Canadian affairs and presented some reports and documents by fellow activists on Iran's political prisoners and the horrifying conditions in Iran's prisons and lack of proper medical attention including for Seyyed Hossein Kazemeyni Boroujerdi, Muhammad Pourshajari, Hussein Ronaghi-Maleki, Reza Shahabi and Zanyar Moradi, Loghman Moradi a list of Ahwazi Arab prisoners and Afghan prisoners. Many other human rights issues were discussed in our meeting including pertinent questions by Justice Minister Peter MacKay and the lack of the rule of law in Iran's judicial system.
I emphasized the need for further investigations on secret executions in Iran. And I asked if the UN could leverage for better human rights generally via the nuclear dossier.
I would personally like to commend and thank Dr. Shaheed on his diligence and thorough examination into Iran's human rights and his genuine concern for the well being of Iranians. — with Mahvash Afsahi and 11 others. http://j.mp/GASQd7
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Yesterday I met with the United Nation's Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Iran, Dr. Ahmad Shaheed. I focussed my meeting mostly on Reyhaneh Jabbari at imminent risk of execution for stabbing a man that tried to rape her. I was informed that a letter is being sent from his office and they are specifically bringing up Reyhaneh's case with authorities in Iran.
I also voiced my concern about the more than 160 children on death row in Iran and the continued executions that take place. Another minor was executed just this month and last year 3 juveniles were hanged. Juveniles , Mohammad Reza Haddadi,Abomoslem Sohrabi and Fatemeh Salbehi are still at serious risk of execution. In fact, with close to 700 executions in 2013 in Iran all round executions have been the highest in 15 years.
I reminded Dr. Shaheed of Saeed Malekpour as it relates to Canadian affairs and presented some reports and documents by fellow activists on Iran's political prisoners and the horrifying conditions in Iran's prisons and lack of proper medical attention including for Seyyed Hossein Kazemeyni Boroujerdi, Muhammad Pourshajari, Hussein Ronaghi-Maleki, Reza Shahabi and Zanyar Moradi, Loghman Moradi a list of Ahwazi Arab prisoners and Afghan prisoners. Many other human rights issues were discussed in our meeting including pertinent questions by Justice Minister Peter MacKay and the lack of the rule of law in Iran's judicial system.
I emphasized the need for further investigations on secret executions in Iran. And I asked if the UN could leverage for better human rights generally via the nuclear dossier.
I would personally like to commend and thank Dr. Shaheed on his diligence and thorough examination into Iran's human rights and his genuine concern for the well being of Iranians. — with Mahvash Afsahi and 11 others. http://j.mp/GASQd7
Thursday, April 3, 2014
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Yesterday I met with the United Nation's Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Iran, Dr. Ahmad Shaheed. I focussed my meeting mostly on Reyhaneh Jabbari at imminent risk of execution for stabbing a man that tried to rape her. I was informed that a letter is being sent from his office and they are specifically bringing up Reyhaneh's case with authorities in Iran.
I also voiced my concern about the more than 160 children on death row in Iran and the continued executions that take place. Another minor was executed just this month and last year 3 juveniles were hanged. Juveniles , Mohammad Reza Haddadi,Abomoslem Sohrabi and Fatemeh Salbehi are still at serious risk of execution. In fact, with close to 700 executions in 2013 in Iran all round executions have been the highest in 15 years.
I reminded Dr. Shaheed of Saeed Malekpour as it relates to Canadian affairs and presented some reports and documents by fellow activists on Iran's political prisoners and the horrifying conditions in Iran's prisons and lack of proper medical attention including for Seyyed Hossein Kazemeyni Boroujerdi, Muhammad Pourshajari, Hussein Ronaghi-Maleki, Reza Shahabi and Zanyar Moradi, Loghman Moradi a list of Ahwazi Arab prisoners and Afghan prisoners. Many other human rights issues were discussed in our meeting including pertinent questions by Justice Minister Peter MacKay and the lack of the rule of law in Iran's judicial system.
I emphasized the need for further investigations on secret executions in Iran. And I asked if the UN could leverage for better human rights generally via the nuclear dossier.
I would personally like to commend and thank Dr. Shaheed on his diligence and thorough examination into Iran's human rights and his genuine concern for the well being of Iranians. http://j.mp/GASQd7
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