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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). You can see ISDCI's latest events on our website at: International Conferences |
| U.S. must decide Iranian group's fate in four months
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A U.S. appeals court on Friday ordered Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to decide within four months whether to remove an Iranian dissident group from a U.S. terrorism list. Read On... |
| Why the Syrian regime is killing babies
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When a slow-motion massacre has unfolded over the course of 15 months, it's easy to lose the world's attention. But even the most jaded gasped in horror as news emerged of the latest carnage inflicted on the Syrian people. The images from the town of Houla defied belief. Read On... |
| Talks with Iran produce delays, not progress
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To almost no one's surprise, the latest round of negotiations over Iran's nuclear program produced no progress, and concluded with an agreement to meet again and hold more talks. Once again, world leaders -- and Iran -- have opted to kick the problem down road, each hoping to obtain a different result. Read On... |
| Satellite Photos Suggest Iran Nuke Clean Up
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New commercial satellite images suggest that Iran has demolished two buildings at a military site where it is suspected of trying to erase evidence of a nuclear arms program. Read On... |
| Temporary Transit Location (TTL) for Ashraf Residents is a Failed Project
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Mrs. Rajavi urges the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon to declare the failure of the project, under interventions and pressures of the Iranian regime on Maliki's government, in order to end forced displacement of Ashraf residents and end agony and harassment of Liberty residents under extremely hot weather. Read On... |
| EU says alarmed by rise in death sentences in Iran
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The European Union criticised Iran on Wednesday for an "alarming" increase in the use of the death penalty this year, calling on Tehran to introduce a moratorium on executions. Read On... |
