by Sadra | Nov 30, 2009 | Blog
Paolo Woods arrived in Tehran in 1999 with a bag full of black-and-white film. Like many photojournalists before him, he headed to the former American embassy, where the hostage crisis had begun 20 years earlier; a landmark of Iran’s tumultuous political past. He was...
by Sadra | Nov 30, 2009 | Blog
30-November, 2009 The street, named “Students of Tehran” street was revealed by mayor Vittorio Asgarby. During the ceremony he said: “Iran’s students realize these ideals are important enough to sacrifice their lives for citizens…”...
by Sadra | Nov 30, 2009 | Blog
Of course Twitter is the most popular English word of the year. Yesterday, the Global Language Monitor declared the San Francisco-based micro-blogging site as the top English word of 2009. In a decade marked by the growth of most everything Internet-related, this...
by Sadra | Nov 30, 2009 | Blog
(30 November 2009) Judicial authorities should review the arrest, trial and conviction of Atefeh Nabavi, a 28-year-old woman sentenced to four years in prison for her participation in peaceful demonstrations following disputed presidential elections in June, appealed...
by Sadra | Nov 30, 2009 | Blog
Berlin – Further international economic sanctions on Iran would damage the country’s pro-democracy movement and have no effect on the current regime, leading Iranian dissident Akbar Ganji said in Berlin Monday. Tension between Iran and the international...
