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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 |
A Humanitarian Crisis That Can Be Solved
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For a group of 4,000 Iranian refugees currently living in Iraq, a United Nations report this week could prove crucial in determining whether they will live as virtual prisoners in the desert or be able to build new lives in freedom elsewhere. Read On... |
U.N. should press Iraq on Ashraf and Liberty
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Many eyes will be focused on the U.N. Security Council this week when it hears a report from the Special Representative of the Secretary-General in Iraq Martin Kobler. Read On... |
Intelligence panel chairman implicates Iran in bombing, says Israel could retaliate
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The chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, in an interview with Fox News, implicated Iran in the bombing of Israeli tourists in Bulgaria and said the U.S. should take Israel at its word that they will retaliate. Read On... |
Iran steps up crackdown against its Arab minority
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Iran has stepped up its crackdown against its Arab minority with mass arrests of activists and death sentences passed in closed-door courts. Read On... |
U.S. Says Iran Plans to Disrupt Oil TradeHeadline
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U.S. government officials, citing new intelligence, said Iran has developed plans to disrupt international oil trade, including through attacks on oil platforms and tankers. Read On... |
Treasury Warns of 'Deceptive Practices' by Iran Shipping
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The U.S. Treasury Department issued an advisory on Thursday to the maritime industry that Iran's shipping lines might be operating ships without registration. Read On... |
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