rssThirty-Two Dead in Iran?
Wednesday, June 17, 2009 at 2:50 pm
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Reuters is reporting that state-run Iranian media claim that seven people have been killed in demonstrations and protests since Friday’s election. But my understanding is that this press release from a consortium of Iranian human rights activists claims to have confirmed 32 deaths due to regime crackdowns on protests taking place June 14 and 15. I can’t find an English translation on their Website — which has a lot of alarming information about detention conditions in Iran translated into English — so if you read Farsi, please alert me to any mistakes in this post, or email me with a full translation.
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Comment posted June 17, 2009 @ 3:06 pm
please help us. ahmadi nejad is hitler(2). he is killing all of us.
help us or kill us. m.r obama: if u don't like to help us.please attak us withe neuklear bomb!
we can't live any more.we can say any thing to or goverment.they kill all of us.
there are more than news that u listen frome bbc or cnn just.
Comment posted June 17, 2009 @ 10:06 pm
please help us. ahmadi nejad is hitler(2). he is killing all of us.
help us or kill us. m.r obama: if u don't like to help us.please attak us withe neuklear bomb!
we can't live any more.we can say any thing to or goverment.they kill all of us.
there are more than news that u listen frome bbc or cnn just.
Pingback posted June 18, 2009 @ 9:45 pm
[...] Demonstrators wore black and marched in silence. It is unclear at present how many people have been killed in the clashes: Iran’s state media put the number at eight on Wednesday morning while a human rights group claimed it could be as many as 32. [...]
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