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Iran-Iraq: Release abducted members of PMOI in Iraq - Geneva rally
Thursday, 01 December 2005
Rally in GenevaNCRI – “Groups affiliated to the Iranian regime have plans to manipulate the result of upcoming elections in December in Iraq,” said Jean-Pierre Lano, General Secretary of the Swiss association for education, training and freedom in a rally in Geneva.

The groups plan to use forged ballots or force people to vote for their list of candidates, Lano said and added that they would in the next stage swap the sealed ballot boxes with the ones filled with favorable ballots previously.


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Iran-UK: Time for Britain to distance itself from Iran's hard-line regime
Thursday, 01 December 2005
From left: Lord Archer, Lord Franser, Baroness Harris, Clair Miskin
NCRI - In its "Brief encounters" column today, the Daily Telegraph wrote about the symposium held on Tuesday in the House of Lords urging the government to de-proscribe main Iranian opposition, the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI). The daily wrote:


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Iran-Nuclear: U.S. State Dept. Official Urges Iran Trade Curb
Thursday, 01 December 2005
Undersecretary of State Nicholas BurnsNCRI - A top State Department official suggested Wednesday that European and other nations might curb trade and investment in Iran if the next round of negotiations does not succeed in halting Iran's drive for nuclear weapons, reported the Associated Press.

"All of us around the world have to think about how we can influence that government," said Undersecretary of State Nicholas Burns. "And that is certainly one way that many countries around the world can do that."


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EU, Iran having hard time getting talks re-started: diplomats
Wednesday, 30 November 2005
Nuclear site in IranNCRI - Talks between the European Union and Iran on winning guarantees Tehran is not making nuclear weapons may take longer to restart than expected as the two sides are bickering over substance and form, diplomats told AFP today.

A first meeting was hoped for next week but "it's more likely it will be in mid-December or early January," said a Western diplomat, who asked not to be named due to the sensitivity of the issue.


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Iran-Women: "Violence against women, Crime against Humanity"
Wednesday, 30 November 2005
Paris - Women's conferenceNCRI - An international conference entitled "Violence Against Women, Crime Against Humanity" was held in north of Paris on November 26, to deal with growing threat by fundamentalism against women’s rights in various countries in particular Iran, the heart of Islamic fundamentalism.

The International Federation of Women against Fundamentalism and for Equality and the Women's Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran initiated the event to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.


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Iran-Italy: Death order of an Iranian in Rome was signed by Khomeini
Wednesday, 30 November 2005
Mohammad Hossein Naghdi
NCRI – According to reports by the Italian news agencies, the death sentence for Mohammad Hossein Naghdi, representative of the National Council of Resistance of Iran in Italy was signed by Khomeini.

A document which was submitted to a murder trial court in Rome, indicated that the death decree for all members of the People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI) and the National Council of Resistance of Iran was issued by Khomeini, founder of the fundamentalist regime ruling in Iran.


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Iran-UK: 1,300 British jurists urge de-proscription of PMOI
Wednesday, 30 November 2005
Partial panel of speakers in House of Lords symposium on IranLord Slynn, Lord Archer, Bill Bowring, Edward Grieves, Geffrey Bindman, Mark Muller and Stephen Grosz endorsed the call by British jurists


NCRI – Over 1,300 British lawyers signed a statement, ‘Iran: A Call for Justice,’ calling upon the Home Secretary to de-proscribe Iran’s main opposition, the People’s Mojahedin Organisation of Iran (“the PMOI”). This was announced in a symposium held yesterday at the House of Lords’ Moses hall. The text of the statement is as follows:


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Iran-GCC: Gulf states express concern over mullahs' ambitions
Wednesday, 30 November 2005
Shahab long range missile on parade in IranNCRI - Regional security issues and the role of NATO in enhancing security in the Gulf region was debated in a conference in Doha on Sunday, November 27.

Reporting the event, the Kuwaiti news agency, KUNA, quoted Abdulrahman Al-Attiyah, Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) as saying to the conferees that the issue of Iran and the Gulf was a current priority because it was directly linked to regional security.


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IRAN'S 'SPONSORSHIP OF TERRORISM' CONDEMNED
Wednesday, 30 November 2005
Peers and Lawyers meet on Iran at House of LordsNCRI, LONDON: A symposium in the House of Lords on Tuesday called for Iranian regime’s “human rights abuses, sponsorship of terrorism and nuclear file” to be referred to the United Nations Security Council, said the Press Association.

The symposium, held by the British Parliamentary Committee for Iran Freedom, also denounced the Iranian regime’s “meddling in the affairs of Iraq and the mullahs’ promotion of suicide bombers”.


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Declaration by 5.2m Iraqis in support of the Iranian Mojahedin
Declaration by 5.2 m Iraqis in support of the Iranian Mojahedin
 121 political parties and social groups, 700,000 women, 14,000 lawyers and jurists, 19,000 physicians, 35,000 engineers, 320 clerics, 540 professors, 2,000 tribal sheikhs and 300 local officials among 5.2 million
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