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January 9, 2021
DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran will expel United Nations nuclear watchdog inspectors unless sanctions are lifted by a Feb. 21 deadline set by the hardline-dominated parliament, a lawmaker said on Saturday.
January 9, 2021
Iran will expel United Nations nuclear watchdog inspectors unless U.S. sanctions are lifted by a Feb. 21 deadline set by the hardline-dominated parliament, a lawmaker said on Saturday.
January 9, 2021
"According to the law, if the Americans do not lift financial, banking and oil sanctions by Feb. 21, we will definitely expel the IAEA inspectors from the country and will definitely end the voluntary implementation of the Additional Protocol," said parliamentarian Ahmad Amirabadi Farahani.
January 9, 2021
DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran will expel United Nations nuclear watchdog inspectors unless sanctions are lifted by a Feb. 21 deadline set by the hardline-dominated parliament, a lawmaker said on Saturday. Parliament passed a law in November that obliges the government to halt inspections of its nuclear sites by the International Atomic Energy Agency and to step up uranium enrichment beyond the limit set under Tehrans 2015 nuclear deal if sanctions are not eased. Irans Guardian Council watchdog body app...
January 1, 2021
Extrajudicial Killing Claims the Lives of 1,734 Civilians in Syria in 2020, Including 99 in December [EN/AR] Format Extrajudicial Killing Claims the Lives of 1,734 Civilians in Syria in 2020, Including 99 in December Killings of IDPs and Deaths by Mines and Remote Bombings Stood Out Among Killings in Syria in 2020 The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) announced in its monthly report released today that extrajudicial killing claimed the lives of 1,734 civilians in Syria in 2020, including 9...
January 1, 2021
Extrajudicial Killing Claims the Lives of 1,734 Civilians in Syria in 2020, Including 99 in December Killings of IDPs and Deaths by Mines and Remote Bombings Stood Out Among Killings in Syria in 2020 Press release: (Link below to download full report) The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) announced in its monthly report released today that extrajudicial killing claimed the lives of 1,734 civilians in Syria in 2020, including 99 in December, noting that killings of IDPs and deaths by mines ...
December 21, 2020
With or Without Deal; Iran Will Never Seek Nuclear Weapon Seyed Reza Hosseini "> Although seeking nuclear weapons has been blatantly rejected by Iranian authorities, there are still baseless and repetitive accusations by Israeli regime and its conservative supporters in the United States. According to these fabricated claims, it would be 20 years by now that Iran was supposed to reach nuclear weapons. On the verge of the new US administration and different approach toward respecting multilater...
December 20, 2020
โI think we have demonstrated the right foreign policy with respect to Iran, and I am hopeful that the world will continue the policies that we have, and that one day Iran will rejoin the community of nationsโ โ Secretary Pompeo, Interview with Ben Shapiro, December 15, 2020 Sanctioning Supporters of Iranโs Petroleum and Petrochemical Sectors, December 16. Petroleum and petrochemicals are major sources of revenue for the Iranian regime, revenue it employs to oppress the Iranian people a...
December 19, 2020
Posted on December 18th, 2020 By Neville Ladduwahetty Courtesy The Island From 2012, Reconciliation and Accountability have been the twin pillars of the series of Resolutions that emerged from the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva. Perhaps, the thinking of those who developed the formula of linking Reconciliation with Accountability was guided by the notion that an effective accountability process that holds some members of the security forces and the associated leaders...
December 18, 2020
The World Food Programme (WFP) was awarded the 2020 Nobel Peace Prize โ richly deserved. Cass listened to her favourite interview: that of Stephen Sackur in the BBC HARDTalk programme, on Sunday December 1. He interviewed Ex Republican Governor of South Carolina, David Beasly, now Executive Director of the WFP, who seemed extremely committed and concerned especially about refugee children in Yemen where he said the worst ever crisis was happening. He predicted that worse was to come. The WFP ...