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Archives for 2004

An Invterview with Dr. Haydar Akbari (NCPDA Chairman) and Mr. Nasser Rashidi

December 27, 2004 by ncpda

Voice of America Interview
This interview was originally conducted in Persian. It has been translated to English by NCPDA volunteers
Interview was primarily in Farsi, and was later translated to English by NCPDA’s volunteers.
The following interview was performed at 9:30pm Sat Dec. 27th and was broadcast live for one hour. The sound
byte of this interview is available […]

Filed Under: Interviews Tagged With: Akbari, Bam, Condolences, Earthquake In Iran, Farsi, Haydar, Heydar, Human Rights Activist, Inflow, Iranian Regime, Last Contact, Nasser, National Coalition, Ncpda, Questions And Answers, Rashidi, Sound Byte, Voa, Voice Of America, Weapons Of Mass Destruction

An Invterview with Dr. Haydar Akbari (NCPDA Chairman) and Mr. Nasser Rashidi

December 27, 2004 by ncpda

This interview was originally conducted in Persian. It has been translated to English by NCPDA volunteers
Interview was primarily in Farsi, and was later translated to English by NCPDA’s volunteers.
The following interview was performed at 9:30pm Sat Dec. 27th and was broadcast live for one hour. The sound byte of this interview is available on VOA’s […]

Filed Under: Interviews Tagged With: Akbari, Bam, Casualties, Condolences, Earthquake In Iran, Farsi, Haydar, Heydar, Human Rights Activist, Inflow, Iranian Regime, Last Contact, Nasser, National Coalition, Ncpda, Persian, Questions And Answers, Sound Byte, Voa, Volunteers, Weapons Of Mass Destruction

Dr. H. Akbari Meeting Remarks as written – UN Plaza NYC

October 23, 2004 by ncpda

Dear Rabbi Zucker, distinguished Guests, dear Friends, progressive press members, ladies and gentlemen:
The Iranian people have been experiencing the oppression and terror of the Islamic republic of mullah’s right after its inception in 1979. They have not been able to practice their rights and choice to dress, speak, eat, drink, write, vote, pray, dance, love, […]

Filed Under: Conferences, Events, Human Rights, Rallies Tagged With: Akbari, Blind Eye, Brutal Suppression, Horrible Situation, Human Rights Abuses, Hundreds And Thousands, Interest Factor, Iranian Americans, Iranian Men, Iranian Refugees, Iranian Resistance, Iranians, Iri, Ladies And Gentlemen, Mr Khatami, Mullah, Outcry, Progressive Press, Uprisings, Western Governments

Remarks by Mr. Mohammad Alafchi at the UN Plaza NYC

October 13, 2004 by ncpda

Mr. Mohammad Alafchi
President of American Iranian Association- New York
October 13, 2004
UN General Assembly is once again meeting soon to address various issues of concern to the world body. Among these issues would certainly be proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and status of human rights. There are only a handful of countries that both of […]

Filed Under: Conferences, Events, Human Rights, Iran, Iraq & Camp Ashraf, Rallies, Regional Security, Sanctions, Terrorism, WMDs, Women's Rights Tagged With: Bandar Abbas, Confrontations, Corruptions, Demonstrators, Genders, Government Authorities, Indecency, Iranian Association, Islamic Dress Code, Miandoab, Movie Industry, National Hymn, Proliferation Of Weapons Of Mass Destruction, Repressive Forces, Repressive Measures, Riot Police, Southern Iran, Tehran University, Un General Assembly, Weapons Of Mass Destruction

Future Prospect, What to do?

July 18, 2004 by ncpda

Interview with Dr. Haydar Akbari, MD and Radiologist, and chairman of National Coalition for Pro-Democracy Advocates in Iran from the State of California.
Ebrahim Biparva, Host: … Would you please explain that how inclusive your coalition is? In the sense that are you willing to have alliance with all Iranians? Such as those who do not […]

Filed Under: Interviews Tagged With: Akbari, Democracy Advocates, Democratic System, Dictatorship, Ebrahim, Flesh And Bone, Freedom Of Expression, Future Prospect, Haydar, History Of Iran, Iranians, Leftists, Mojahedin, Monarchists, National Coalition, Popular Vote, Radiologist, Religion And Belief, Religion And Politics, State Of California

NCPDA Statement – May 21, 2004

May 21, 2004 by ncpda

NCPDA Statement
Contact: 202-487-6989
National Coalition of Pro-democracy Advocates
May 21, 2004
Intensified Repression and Public Executions as Uprising Anniversary Nears
As Iran nears the students uprising anniversary, the government there intensifies its repression to contain and control protests.
The judiciary people have chosen torture and public execution as the only means to deal with protesters. The daily conducts of the […]

Filed Under: Statements Tagged With: Atrocities, Ayatollah, Democracy Advocates, External Consumption, Floggings, Hassan, Human Rights Organizations, Judiciary, Karaj, Life Imprisonment, Monetary Payment, National Coalition, Protesters, Public Execution, Public Executions, Public Flogging, Repression, Revolutionary Guards, State Government Officials, Uprising Anniversary

NCPDA Statement – May 10, 2004

May 10, 2004 by ncpda

NCPDA Statement
Contact: 202-487-6989
National Coalition of Pro-Democracy Advocates
May 10, 2004
Prison Sentences for University Students
Mohades (a member of the University Disciplinary Committee): A great majority of students’ offenses have been political offenses.
In recent days, a large number of students have been arrested, imprisoned, or interrogated in Tehran, Ghazvin, Karaj, Zanjan, and Yazd.
In […]

Filed Under: Statements Tagged With: Abbasi, Ameer, Court Appearance, Democracy Advocates, Disciplinary Committee, Female Students, Ghazvin, Head Scarf, Judiciary System, Kabeer, Karaj, Moallem, Naimi, National Coalition, Political Prisoners, Prison Sentences, Tarbiat Moallem University, Tehran University, Yazd, Zanjan

NCPDA Press Release – April 24, 2004

April 24, 2004 by ncpda

NCPDA Press Release
Contact: 202-487-6989
National Coalition of Pro-democracy Advocates
April 24, 2004
The European lead appeasement of ruling dictatorship let Iran off the hook
Regretfully, the United Nations Commission on Human Rights in its annual session in Geneva has failed to fulfill her fundamental function of protection of basic human rights of people of Iran and condemn the most […]

Filed Under: Media, Statements Tagged With: Appeasement, Arbitrary Arrest, Climate Of Fear, Critical Views, Degrading Treatment, Democracy Advocates, Fundamental Function, Human Rights Violations, Iran Government, National Coalition, Prison Conditions, Religious Doctrine, Sam Brownback, Senator Sam Brownback, Summary Executions, Systematic Repression, United Nations Commission, United Nations Commission On Human Rights, Us State Department, Violator

NCPDA Statement – March 17, 2004

March 17, 2004 by ncpda

NCPDA Statement
March 17, 2004
Human Rights Activists Sacrificed in Political Deals
While Iran under the religious dictatorship has one of the worst human rights records and is the leading sponsor and supporter of terrorism and fundamentalism, the fate of the political prisoners there are ignored during political deals.
On a daily basis, press reporters are jailed, Iranian youths […]

Filed Under: All, Statements Tagged With: Abducted, Abduction, Bassam, Daily Basis, Defense Attorneys, Dictatorship, Fundamentalism, Human Rights Activists, Human Rights Advocates, Iranian Government, Iranian Human Rights, Iranian Women, Jamil, Khodabandeh, Mr Ibrahim, Ncpda, Political Deals, Political Prisoners, Political Refugees, Syrian Government

NCPDA Statement – March 9, 2004

March 9, 2004 by ncpda

NCPDA Statement
Contact: 202-487-6989
The National Coalition of Pro-Democracy Advocates
March 9, 2004
Iran continues to be the largest prison for the media reporters.
Reports of arrest and harassment of the press reporters and writers have become a common news in the Islamic Republic of Iran.
ISNA news: Circuit court 26 has sentences Mr. Saeed Madani, a writer for Iran Farda, […]

Filed Under: All, Statements Tagged With: Democracy Advocates, Emrooz, Gorgan, Gross Violation, Hedayat, Human Rights Organizations, Iraj, Iran Farda, Iranian New Year, Islamic Republic Of Iran, Isna News, Jamshidi, Maryam, Media Reporters, Ncpda, Political Prisoners, Republic Of Iran, Revolutionary Court, Un Commission On Human Rights, Violation Of Human Rights