human rights watch

torsdag 28 januari 2016

Iran is executing hundreds of Kurds every year, mass censorship and an aggressive clamp down on any calls for democracy with brutality have left the Iranian citizens distraught and broken.




Iran is executing hundreds of Kurds every year, mass censorship and an aggressive clamp down on any calls for democracy with brutality have left the Iranian citizens distraught and broken.


With over 50 percentage of the population under 30 the vast majority of Iranian citizens are liberal and are crying for a more open and democratic government.
The only peoples actively resisting the Iranian government inside the territory of Iran are the Kurds who have thousands in their fight for their most basic human rights.


Today President Rohani has accepted the invitation to France. In protest opposition to Irans terror country headed by Femen France's spokesperson Sarah Constantin said: "We organised this public display as a little reminder of the fact that every year, more than 800 people are sentenced to death in his country. Among them are primarily Kurds, women rights groups, balochis, feminists, leftist groups, human rights groups, homosexuals, and free-thinkers who are rotting on death row, just because they are free-thinkers. And Francois Hollande doesn't take any of this into account.
"It shows that Francois Hollande doesn't care about human rights. The only thing he cares about is business. Shame on Francois Hollande. Shame on Rouhani".
The feminist activist hung from the Debilly footbridge under a sign reading "Welcome Rohani, executioner of freedom". The Iranian president is finalising a deal to buy around 100 Airbuses from France, with further deals on health, agriculture and the environment expected to be negotiated as well.

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