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Greetings!
We are delighted to present you with the current issue of Iran Update, a publication of International Solidarity for Democratic Change in Iran (ISDCI). |
| Camp Ashraf exiles file US complaint against Iran, Iraq
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WASHINGTON - Four Iranian exiles have filed a complaint in US court against senior Iranian and Iraqi officials for their alleged role in an April attack on Camp Ashraf, a site for Iranian dissidents in Iraq. Read On...
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| Without protection, Camp Ashraf residents face catastrophe
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The Dec. 14 editorial "The Iranians in Iraq" left out important details regarding residents of Camp Ashraf in Iraq. Read On...
American Thinker: Catastrophe at Ashraf Spells Political Catastrophe for the White House
The Washington Post: To most of the world, Iranian dissidents are not terrorists
The New York Times: G.O.P. Lawmakers Want Iranian Group Off Terrorism List |
| Iran sanctions
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Sanctions against the Central Bank of Iran, which were opposed by the Obama administration, were included in the final bill. Read On... |
| Is Iran the winner of the Iraq war?
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NO-one wants to say to soldiers coming home from Iraq, having risked their lives ever since 2003, that the task they were given by politicians has turned out to be a failure. Read On... |
| USCCAR Strongly Condemns Washington Post's Editorial for Giving Iraq's Maliki License to Murder Camp Ashraf Residents
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The US Committee for Camp Ashraf Residents (USCCAR) deplores Washington Post's editorial ("A U.S. plan to save Iranians who remain in Iraq", Dec. 14), endorsing a US plan for relocation of 3,400 residents of Camp Ashraf to an Iraqi-run de facto detention center near Baghdad's International airport, formerly known as Camp Liberty. Read On... |
| Camp Ashraf "massacre" must be stopped
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America's involvement in the second Gulf War in Iraq - whether you were in favour of it or opposed it - is about to end. The Prime Minister of the "new" Iraq was in Washington this week as the guest of President Obama. Read On... |
| Iran Executed 600 prisoners in 2011 Says Amnesty International
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The Iranian government has executed 600 offenders this year, the international human rights organization, Amnesty International said Thursday. Read On... |
| Skyping with Iran's underground
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Facebook may have helped with some Arab Spring revolts, but Skype this week provided a window into still-oppressed Iran - a chance for a live face-to-face with brave individuals aching to replace the brutal theocracy with a secular democracy. Read On... |
| Obama must act before the US implicates itself in a war crime at Camp Ashraf
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It is rare that the US will find itself singing from the same hymn sheet as the brutal religious theocracy in Iran. As I write this letter, a peculiar and tragic piece of politics is being played out in Camp Ashraf, Iraq, which has, inconceivably, united these two opposite parties. Read On... |
| Speaking Up for Those Left Behind
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Describing almost nine years of torture and imprisonment, and a lifetime of memories of "suppression, aggression, anger and dictatorship," Amir Borjkhani shares his story of emigrating from Iran to America. Read On... |
| Threatening Iranian Dissidents, MEK in Iraq
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Living in Camp Ashraf north of Baghdad, the Mujahedin-e Khalq, MEK, fear an Iraqi military assault. Read On... |
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