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11.09.2012 - International Crisis Group 
Report on the conflict between the Turkish government and the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) (organisation, leadership and factions of the PKK; PKK in Syria, Iraq and Iran; Kurdish political party BDP ("Peace and Democracy Party")) [ID 226713]
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Special or analytical report: Turkey: The PKK and a Kurdish Settlement |
10.09.2012 - Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty 
US welcome release of pastor Youcef Nadarkhani reportedly sentenced to death on charges of apostasy, but state that religious freedom is still restricted [ID 226759]
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Media report: U.S. Says Religious Situation In Iran Still 'Grave' Despite Release of Pastor |
10.09.2012 - Reporters Sans Frontières 
Journalists and cyber-dissidents Shiva Nazar Ahari and Jila Bani Yaghoob arrested to begin serving jail sentences for plotting against national security and anti-government propaganda [ID 226491]
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Appeal or news release: Islamic Republic jails two more women journalists |
10.09.2012 - Amnesty International 
Iranian businessman Mazyar Ebrahimi and 11 others have been held incommunicado since June 2012; on 6 August the 5 women and 7 men appeared on Iranian state television “confessing” to the killing of 5 Iranian nuclear scientists and academics [ID 226531]
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Appeal or news release: Iran TV “confessions” breach suspects' rights |
09.09.2012 - Iran Focus
, Author: CNN
Gilan province: Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani, who was sentenced to death for apostasy and held in prison for close to 3 years, has been acquitted by a trial court [ID 226694]
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Media report: Christian pastor - once sentenced to death in Iran - is released, group says |
08.09.2012 - Human Rights Watch 
Execution of Gholamreza Khosravi Savadjani, who has been sentenced to death for enmity against God (moharebeh) for supporting the Mojahedin-e Khalq group, could be imminent [ID 226553]
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Appeal or news release: Iran: Stop Dissident’s Execution |
08.09.2012 - Human Rights Watch 
Gholamreza Khosravi Savadjani, who is convicted of helping the dissident Mojahedin-e Khalq group, may be at imminent risk of execution, according to unconfirmed reports [ID 226582]
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Appeal or news release: Iran: Stop Dissident’s Execution |
08.09.2012 - Christian Solidarity Worldwide 
Pastor Yousef Nadarkhani has been acquitted of apostasy and released; he was found guilty of evangelising Muslims and sentenced to 3 years in prison, but has already served this time since his arrest in 2009 [ID 226746]
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Appeal or news release: Iran: Pastor Nadarkhani released, aquitted of apostasy |
07.09.2012 - Amnesty International 
Up to 23 individuals at imminent risk of execution; 22 of them were taken from their cells and referred to Evin prison and one was allegedly scheduled for execution on 10 September [ID 226408]
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Appeal or news release: Iran must halt executions amid fears of new wave of death penalties |
05.09.2012 - Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty 
2 Azerbaijani poets who were arrested for alleged espionage released [ID 226144]
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Media report: Iran Releases Azerbaijani Poets Accused Of Spying |
05.09.2012 - Congressional Research Service 
Report on the political and security situation (political history; regime structure, stability; opposition; human rights; foreign policy and terrorist groups) [ID 211881]
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Version of 2 March 2012
Version of 23 March 2012 Version of 5 September 2012 |
Special or analytical report: Iran: U.S. Concerns and Policy Responses |
04.09.2012 - Human Rights Watch
, Author: CNN World's Global Public Square Blog
Under the new draft of the penal code, which is yet to be signed into law by the president, child offenders could still be sentenced to death for a number of crimes; the code also still includes punishments amounting to torture [ID 226185]
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Special or analytical report: The Problem with Iran's Proposed Penal Code |
04.09.2012 - UN Human Rights Council (formerly UN Commission on Human Rights)
, Author: Liberal International
Written statement submitted by Liberal International on abolition of the death penalty in Belarus, China, Iran, the Russian Federation, Singapore and the United States of America [ID 227095]
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Appeal or news release: Written statement submitted by Liberal International (World Liberal Union), a non-governmental organization in general consultative status; Universal abolition of the death penalty [A/HRC/21/NGO/61] |
03.09.2012 - Amnesty International 
Journalist and prisoner of conscience Zhila Bani-Yaghoub has begun serving a one-year prison sentence for "spreading propaganda against the system" and "insulting the president"; she has also been banned from media and journalistic activities for 30 years [ID 226060]
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Appeal or news release: Iran must release prisoner of conscience Zhila Bani-Yaghoub |
31.08.2012 - UN Human Rights Council (formerly UN Commission on Human Rights)
, Author: Bahá'i International Community
Written statement submitted by the Bahá'i International Community on systematic persecution of Bahá'is in Iran [ID 226063]
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Appeal or news release: Written statement submitted by the Bahá’í International Community, a non-governmental organization in special consultative status; Over thirty years of systematic persecution of the Bahá’ís in Iran [A/HRC/21/NGO/36] |
30.08.2012 - Amnesty International 
East Azerbaijan province: Hossein Ronaghi Maleki and Navid Khanjani were re-arrested on 22 August 2012 after security forces reportedly attacked a relief camp for earthquake victims; both men are held in an unknown location and charged with "distributing unclean and non-hygienic goods" [ID 225737]
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Appeal or news release: Urgent Action: 254/12 [MDE 13/060/2012] |
28.08.2012 - Iran Human Rights Documentation Center 
Commentary on the execution of juvenile offenders in Iran [ID 227883]
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Special or analytical report: Crimes against Children in Iran |
28.08.2012 - Human Rights Watch 
Report on planned reform of penal code and implicated human rights violations (death penalty for child offenders; other crimes punishable by death) [ID 225570]
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Press Release
Press Release Press Release Report |
Special or analytical report: Codifying Repression |
24.08.2012 - Amnesty International 
Prisoner of conscience and writer Arzhang Davoodi has been imprisoned for nearly 9 years; he faces a court hearing on 28 August on a new charge of “enmity against God”, which carries a possible death sentence [ID 225159]
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Appeal or news release: Iran must immediately release prisoner of conscience Arzhang Davoodi |
23.08.2012 - Amnesty International 
Tehran: Writer Arzhang Davoodi, imprisoned since October 2003, has a court hearing on 28 August on the new charge of “enmity against God”; he may have been tortured or ill-treated in Evin Prison [ID 225147]
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Appeal or news release: Urgent Action 249/12 [MDE 13/059/2012] |
22.08.2012 - Iran Focus
, Author: Agence France-Presse
Rights group call for an end to international financial aid for Iran's anti-drug program; the authorities' battle against drugs has led to a rise in executions; in 2010 and 2011 more than 1,000 drug offenders were executed [ID 225060]
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Media report: Rights groups call for end to anti-drugs aid for Iran |
22.08.2012 - UN General Assembly 
Report of the UN Secretary-General on the human rights situation (torture and ill-treatment; death penalty; juvenile offenders; women's rights; rights of minorities; freedom of peaceful assembly, association, opinion and expression) [ID 229747]
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Special or analytical report: Situation of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran; Report of the Secretary-General [A/67/327] |
22.08.2012 - Human Rights First (formerly Lawyers Committee for Human Rights) 
Report on convictions based on the violation of blasphemy laws (mob violence as consequence of blasphemy laws; violation of freedom of belief; blasphemy laws as means to settle private disputes) [ID 226015]
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Special or analytical report: Blasphemy Laws Exposed: The Consequences of Criminalizing “Defamation of Religions” |
21.08.2012 - Human Rights Watch 
Iranian drug control programs include the prosecution of drug suspects amounting to their execution without fair trial [ID 224986]
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Appeal or news release: Iran: Donors Should Reassess Anti-Drug Funding |
20.08.2012 - Iran Focus
, Author: The New York Times
36 universities have banned women from 77 fields of study [ID 225059]
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Media report: Universities in Iran put limits on women's options |




