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The Iranian American Community of Northern California is an association of Iranians who believe it is our responsibility to use the freedoms and power we have in this country to be the voice of the oppressed people of Iran. We are against the theocratic regime of Iran, and believe that Iran should be a democratic secular republic. We are against any form of military intervention in Iran, however we do not believe any form of dialogue will benefit the Iranian people. We believe the correct policy is to support the Iranian people and their resistance in their movement for democratic change in Iran. We feel it is the responsibility of all Iranians living outside of the repressive regime of Iran to take advantage of their freedom of speech and represent the Iranian population who’s voice has been cut off. We, like the majority of Iran’s population strongly oppose the theocratic dictatorship that is terrorizing Iranians at home as well as the entire Middle Eastern region. This regime has...
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December 2011: Iranian-Americans Launch Television Ad Campaign About Camp Ashraf, Iraq
BERKELEY, Calif., Dec. 7, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The campaign to prevent another massacre at Camp Ashraf, Iraq, home to the 3,400 Iranian dissidents, at the hands of the Iraqi forces took a major step today with the launch of a television ad campaign running in the Washington, DC metropolitan area in the days leading up to Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki’s December 12th visit to the White House. The advertising campaign hopes to make the public aware...
Congressional Bi-Partisan Panel Demands Protection of Camp Ashraf in Iraq, De-listing of MEK
Press Release: Congressional Bi-Partisan Panel Demands Prevention of Forced Dispersing of Camp Ashraf in Iraq, De-listing of MEK July 26, 2011 WASHINGTON – A bi-partisan panel of members of US Congress and senior former public officials and national security experts entitled “U.S. Policy, Iran and Camp Ashraf: The View from Congress” pressed on the Administration to ensure protection for Camp Ashraf, home to 3,400 members of the main Iranian opposition group, the People’s Mojahedin...
July 16th Symposium -“Middle East, Iran Spring, Obstacles, Opportunities and U.S. Policy
On Saturday July 16, 2011, a symposium titled “Middle East, Iran Spring, Obstacles, Opportunities and U.S. Policy” was held at the Willard Intercontinental Hotel in Washington DC. The event was sponnsord by the Iranian American Community of Northern California and was moderated by Ambassador Mitchell Reiss, Former Policy Planning Director for the State Department. Following speakers shared thier views about the subject of discussion to a crowd of few hundered attendees: § General...
