Posts From IACN-CAL
Investigation of Argentina’s “Dirty War” Set Precedent for Inquiry into Iran’s “Summer of Blood”
By Ken Blackwell October 6, 2017 In the 1990s, I and my distinguished colleague Charlotte Ponticelli had the privilege of working with Dr. Clyde Snow, one of the world’s foremost experts in forensic anthropology, who played an instrumental role in
Iranian Regime denigrates Iranian-Americans Too
By Ross Amin September 9, 2017 One of the hardest things about being an Iranian within Iran or abroad is the knowing that you do not have a representative government of your own. In Iran, the regime pretends to speak
August 20, 2017 More than a dozen political prisoners, including prisoners of conscience, have gone on hunger strike in protest at the cruel, inhuman and degrading conditions they have been forced to endure at a maximum-security prison in Karaj, Alborz
Iran: Twitter Poses a National Security Risk
August 23, 2017 Twitter is blocked in Iran because it poses a risk to national security, not because it threatens the morals or culture of the country, according to the newly appointed Iranian Minister of Information Technology and Communication (ITC),
Free Iran Rally
August 23, 2017 Iranian American Community of Northern California and other peace seeking Iranians and Americans, NGOs, invites all concerned citizens to join the “Free Iran Rally”, scheduled for Wednesday, September 20, 2017 at the United Nations Headquarters in New
08/12/2017 Dr. Majid Rafizadeh Contributor Tirana, Albania, August 12, 2017 – Mrs. Maryam Rajavi (left), the President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran meeting a senior delegation from the United States Senate. The two sides discussed the situation
The Ayatollah’s Billion-Dollar Alaskan Bag Man
Did an elderly Korean-American salmon exporter become a money launderer for Iran? By ZACH DORFMAN July 14, 2017 POLITICO – In August 2012, a silver Rolls-Royce pulled up to the majestic Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Out stepped a newly
2 August 2017 Amnesty International – Iran’s judicial and security bodies have waged a vicious crackdown against human rights defenders since Hassan Rouhani became president in 2013, demonizing and imprisoning activists who dare to stand up for people’s rights, Amnesty
By Andrew Blake – The Washington Times Tuesday, July 18, 2017 The Justice Department has announced criminal charges against two Iranian nationals accused of bypassing U.S. export controls by hacking into a Vermont tech company and then stealing and reselling
By Raha Bahreini, Amnesty International’s researcher on Iran 13 July 2017 Amnesty International – Last week the Iranian authorities arranged a rare visit to one of the country’s most infamous prisons for representatives of up to 45 foreign diplomatic missions from
