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Congressional Briefing – November 16, 2010

November 16, 2010 by ncpda

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Congressional Briefing – November 16, 2010
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110 House members from 37 states call for de-listing MEK/PMO

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Filed Under: Briefings, Events Tagged With: Ashraf, Bob Filner, briefing, Congress, Dana Rohrabacher, House Resolution, Iran, Iraq, Mek, Ncpda, Pmoi

Tehran’s Strategic Defeat in Iraq

April 6, 2010 by ncpda

Huffington Post
Alireza Jafarzadeh
Author, The Iran Threat
Posted: April 6, 2010
The March 7 parliamentary elections have heralded a new era for Iraq, pushing aside the incumbent Prime Minister, Nouri al-Maliki and officials with ties to Iran while opening way for a new slate of politicians hoping to mend serious sectarian divides. But, as a U.S. military official […]

Filed Under: Interviews, Iraq & Camp Ashraf, News, Regional Security, Terrorism Tagged With: Allies, Bloc, Huffington Post, Intention, Iran, Iraq, Military Official, New Era, Nouri Al Maliki, Parliamentary Elections, Politicians, Prime Minister Nouri Al Maliki, Regime, Sectarian, Slate, Tehran, Ties, Timetable, Washington Post

Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen Speaks on the House Floor Regarding Camp Ashraf in Iraq

December 15, 2009 by ncpda

One Minute Remarks
Hon. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
Humanitarian Situation in Camp Ashraf
December 15, 2009
I rise to address what could develop into a humanitarian catastrophe in Iraq. Residents of Camp Ashraf, opponents of the Iranian regime who found a home in Iraq, appear to have been abandoned by the U.S. and other nations, as they are subjected to unlawful […]

Filed Under: Events, Human Rights, Iran, Iraq & Camp Ashraf, Legislation, News, Women's Rights Tagged With: Camp Ashraf Iraq, Congresswoman, Detainment, human rights, Humanitarian Catastrophe, Humanitarian Situation, Ileana Ros Lehtinen, Iran, Iranian Regime, Iraqi Forces, Iraqi Government, New Democracy, Opponents, People, Persecution, Respect, Torture, Unlawful Seizure

Camp Ashraf is attacked by Iraqi Security Forces; 4 Killed, Hundreds Injured

July 28, 2009 by ncpda

July 27, 2009 Iraqi government spokesman, Ali Dabagh declared that, “the Iraqi government will take over the responsibility of internal security of Camp Ashraf.” (Al-Hura television, July 27, 2009)
July 28, 2009 Iraqi anti-riot police in full military gear and equipped with demolition and heavy combat equipment attacked the camp. Tear gas, batons, […]

Filed Under: Human Rights, Iraq & Camp Ashraf, News, Terrorism Tagged With: Al Hura, Ali, Camp Ashraf, Combat Equipment, Demolition, Guns, Hot Water, human rights, Internal Security, Iran, Iraq & Camp Ashraf, Iraqi Forces, Iraqi Government Spokesman, Iraqi Security, Local Time, Military Gear, Mojahedin, News, Pmoi, Riot Police, Security Forces, Tear Gas, Television, Terrorism

Riot Police Caught by Crowd – Iran, 2009

June 14, 2009 by ncpda

Filed Under: Events, Human Rights, Iran, News, Rallies, Women's Rights Tagged With: Crowd, Iran, Riot Police

Iran Watch – February 9th, 2009

February 2, 2009 by ncpda

[spoiler title=”Iran: A young man sentenced to a barbaric punishment of having his eyes blinded by Sulfuric acid”]February 5, 2009
NCRI website
NCRI – The Iranian regime’s Supreme Court approved a barbaric sentence of blinding the eyes of a young man by pouring Sulfuric acid in his eyes. Mullahs’ judiciary in Tehran had earlier sentenced the 27-year-old […]

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Iran Top Threat To Iraq, U.S. Says

April 12, 2008 by ncpda

Washington Post
Karen DeYoung
Washington Post Staff Writer
Posted: April 12, 2008
Last week’s violence in Basra and Baghdad has convinced the Bush administration that actions by Iran, and not al-Qaeda, are the primary threat inside Iraq, and has sparked a broad reassessment of policy in the region, according to senior U.S. officials.
Evidence of an increase in Iranian weapons, […]

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Signs of Iran’s Hand in Iraq

March 18, 2008 by ncpda

Time
Mark Kukis
Baghdad
Posted: March 18, 2008

One of the armor-piercing roadside bombs in Iraq has a nickname among the militants who place the device. They call it the Najadia, a short variation on the long name of Iran’s president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. “My group and I believe honestly in fighting the Americans — and getting financial benefit out […]

Filed Under: Iraq & Camp Ashraf, News, Terrorism Tagged With: Accusations, Ali, Armor, Armor Piercing, Assertions, Baghdad, Convincing Proof, Denials, Explosives, Financial Benefit, Guerrilla, Interrogations, Iran, Iranian Leader, Iraqi Government Spokesman, Iraqi Militants, Iraqi Shi, Journey, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Mark Kukis, Militants, Military Officials, Militia Fighters, Nickname, Qods Force, Roadside Bombs In Iraq, Signs, Time Mark, Variation, Warm Reception

The only Iran war is within Iran

December 20, 2007 by ncpda

The Christian Science Monitor
Posted: December 20, 2007

The world put Iran’s Islamic rulers on notice this week, and not for violating nuclear norms. The 192-member United Nations General Assembly voted its “deep concern” over escalating atrocities in Iran, such as stoning, repression of female dissidents, and persecution of human rights defenders.
The government’s mounting campaign against its […]

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UN Sees Iranian Rights Abuses

December 19, 2007 by ncpda

By Edith M. Lederer
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The U.N. General Assembly approved a draft resolution Tuesday expressing “deep concern” at the systematic human rights violations in Iran, including torture, flogging, amputations, stoning and public executions.
The 192-member world body adopted the resolution by a vote of 73-53 with 55 abstentions.
The resolution is not legally binding but […]